Giveaway is closed. Watch for the next one soon! As promised in my recent email newsletter , here is the first of several fly box giveaways....

No, I'm not talking about nighttime fishing, although I have covered that topic some before and found  great success fishing through th...

One of the fun challenges for anglers in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is to catch all three species of trout the Park has to offe...

If you have followed this blog for any length of time, you probably noticed a period where I blogged about the guided trips I do. However, o...

Low water on the Caney will be a rarity for the next couple of weeks, but I found a few while it lasted. If you haven't subscribed to my...

Some fishing experiences tend to end in disappointment while others tend to end in elation. For example, there is a stream in the Smokies th...

The Bend. Bumgardner Ridge. The stuff of legend. This is remote Smoky Mountain fishing at its finest. Inaccessible water that rarely gets fi...

The original plan for this camping trip was to start on lower Deep Creek and work our way to the headwaters over the course of several days....

If I had to pick one river that draws me back to Yellowstone National Park time and again it would be the Gibbon. Primarily featuring gorgeo...

Read just a few of my blog posts and you will quickly ascertain that brown trout are one of my absolute favorite species to target on the fl...

Cold. That has been the theme for this winter. For one stretch back in early January, streams were mostly too frozen over to fish, with the ...

Winter fishing for brown trout is one of my favorite ways to spend time on the water. Not that I'll turn down fishing at other times, bu...

For years, I have dabbled occasionally in fishing at night. Many of my largest fish have been caught at night, although that is a bit mislea...