Last week we talked about looking for edges when fishing. There is another edge that we can’t see. As surface water ...

A better word for edges would be transitions. In other words, where one type of water changes to another, one type of bottom ...

If that doesn’t pan out, tie on a search pattern nymph like a Hare’s Ear or Pheasant Tail. Another option during breaks in hatches is to target bigger fish by hopping a crayfish fly or ...

From the beaches, Josh Mesa of Coyote Bait and Tackle in Morgan Hill reported a slowdown on both surf perch and striped bass ...

Fly anglers are also doing well using attractor nymphs, bead head Pheasant Tails, Prince Nymphs, parachute Adams, or small streamers, particularly in slower pockets and behind boulders.

Fly anglers are also doing well using attractor nymphs, bead head Pheasant Tails, Prince Nymphs, parachute Adams, or small streamers, particularly in slower pockets and behind boulders.

Dry fly anglers can expect to find risers in specific situations, mostly dependent on weather and fishing pressure. PMD patterns as well as some large stonefly dries are getting eats.

Almost one year ago Orvis published an article in their newsletter that talked about the eight must-have flies for fly fishing in the winter months.

For fly anglers, streamers have been reliable but lots of trout have been caught on size 14-18 pheasant tails. Other- You can expect to catch the occasional walleye or striped bass.

Brandon Bailes is one of the best hair bug tyers in the U.S. Here's his advice for catching bass on these nostalgic yet effective poppers.