Flies and Color – Kelly Galloup’s Advice
Kelly Galloup, guide extraordinaire, owner of Slide Inn resort on the Madison River in Montana, and developer of a list of flies like the Nancy… Read More »Flies and Color – Kelly Galloup’s Advice
Kelly Galloup, guide extraordinaire, owner of Slide Inn resort on the Madison River in Montana, and developer of a list of flies like the Nancy… Read More »Flies and Color – Kelly Galloup’s Advice
Here’s a handy little article about how to choose the proper leader and what happens when you don’t. Also take a look at the selection… Read More »New Resource Article: How to Choose Your Leader Size
I ran across a great two-part article on fishing dry flies. Here’s the link: Part 1 Part 2 Enjoy!
After a couple of hours fishing below the dam, we decided to move down river to Cow Shoals. The first time I saw Cow… Read More »Woolly Bugger: The Old Standards Still Work
I’m sure you know the old saying: “A bad day fishing is better than a good day working.” And I agree. A couple of weeks… Read More »A Bad Day Fishing…
I was all set to schedule a couple of days at the Little Red River to fly fish; I know it’s still a bit early… Read More »The Little Red River in Arkansas: Resources
So I’ve not posted for several days. And I’ve not tied any flies for several days. And I’m still trying to find stuff that I… Read More »Fly Tying and Fly Fishing On Hold: Moving the Office
How long should a fly rod be? Several years ago, there was a big trend toward short rods. If you look at the fly rod… Read More »How long should your fly rod be?
One of the things I noticed when I started reading fly tying tips and fly fishing tips was that they were solutions to problems. How… Read More »Tying and Thinking: Tying Flies Using the Brain
The best day in a fly fisherman’s life is often when the fish are rising. On a lake or pond it’s often at dusk or… Read More »Fly Fishing to a Rise: Where to Put the Fly