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Wild Trout Fishing: Revisiting a Lost Art

I started trout fishing as a child, and ever since then I’ve been ‘hooked’! Wild Trout fishing is a great way to challenge your angling skills and break up the monotony of stocked or farm raised fishing. Whether it be for food or fun…your quest for the elusive wild trout will surely provide memories that will last a lifetime!

What Can We Do About Invasive Aquatic Species In the Great Lakes?

Okay so, what is an invasive species? Well, it could be just about anything. It could be a fungus which grows on wheat crops, rendering those crops unviable for human consumption.

The Different Kinds of Catfish

The catfish family consists of a wide variety of catfishes that do not have scales, have three median fins and have whiskers-like barbells on their mouths. Their size can vary from small, about 2.5 to 6 cm, to massively large lengths, about 2.7 meters long.

The Wiper Fly Fishing Experience

Wiper, the hybrid striped bass/white bass, is gaining a lot of popularity in fishing circles across Colorado and surrounding areas that have wiper fisheries. The greatest excitement is probably found among the relatively small circle of fly fishers who pursue them. Once you find these fish, fooling them with a fly is not difficult. The powerful fight that entails is something that will almost make you wonder why you’d fish for anything else.

Fly Tying Materials – How Modern Materials Differ From Traditional

Fly tying materials have changed drastically over the years, originally the majority of materials used for fly tying were bird feathers or animal fur and occasionally some wool. Bird feathers were used in different forms;capes were taken from the neck of the bird and used for tying a hackle on a fly, wings were predominately used for tying wet flies and tail feathers like the pheasant tail were an all rounder and incorporated in many different fishing flies.