Packing for a Fishing Trip
In this article, I’ll take you through my general packing list and process to ensure I have everything I need for a successful trip.
In this article, I’ll take you through my general packing list and process to ensure I have everything I need for a successful trip.
Winter is in full force and our days on the water can be limited. This is a great time of year to take care of our gear and handle a few projects that you’ve been putting off. Here’s a few things I’ll be doing this winter.
The New Year is a great time to reflect on the year past and think about where we would like to be a year from now. Here’s a few ideas that may help you become a more all-around angler.
You can find redfish all up and down the coast but there’s nothing quite like a Texas Redfish. In this article, I recap my trip down to the Texas Coast which spanned from early October to early November.
The Gunnison Gorge is one of the most sought-after fly-fishing trips in the state of Colorado. Fourteen miles of floating through pristine wilderness in search of trophy trout.
Winter fishing has its own challenges but that’s no reason we have to put the rods away and wait until warmer weather. In this article, I discuss 5 tips that will help you catch more fish this winter.
There’s a ton of little gadgets and pieces of gear that go into fly fishing. The following stocking stuffer ideas are budget friendly but also useful for you or the angler in your life!
There’s no shortage of gear out there and this is far from an extensive list. In this article, I’ll discuss the gear I use and have experience with and provide insight on how they may be useful for you too!
Arguably, there’s no other piece of gear that’s more important than what we choose to wear for a day of fishing. In this article, I’ll go over the clothes I choose to wear based on the conditions.
Flowing from the Elk Mountains near Aspen, the Roaring Fork River provides many miles of great, trouty water. This small, rocky river flows swiftly through the small mountain towns of Woody Creek, Basalt, Carbondale until it reaches the Colorado River.