Nature is full of impostors, and many of them are found in the insect world. Certain species, such as the bee fly or the ant ...

The Fly Fishing Show brings anglers, top gear, guides, lodges, and professional fly tiers together for hands-on demos, ...

It’s starting again — it’s only early February, but we are all fishing before and after shifts at the fly shop these days. The fishing is simply erupting around the valley right now, from top ...

This program will teach you the difference between an emerger, a streamer and a dry fly. Learn all about various flies, how they imitate nature and when to use them during this program designed ...

The official Hall of Fame enshrinement will take place Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, at the Rice Creek Hunting, Rec and Event ...

Still, wintertime trout do need to eat, and that means you can catch them if you fish in the right places with the right ...

Large nymphs and streamers will do you well here, but don’t rule out dry fly fishing – midges will come off the water regularly, and, if you time it right, a Cheesman Blue Winged Olive hatch is a ...

I’m diligently checking weather forecasts now that it’s a new year, searching for temperatures above freezing, even by a few ...

I typically fish with smaller flies in the winter, and 99 percent of winter fly fishing is nymph fishing. At any time of the year, midges comprise more than 50 percent of a trout’s diet.

The state’s deer herd will once again be a leading topic as the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Board of Commissioners meets Friday and Saturday at their headquarters in Harrisburg. The board ...