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.
The Colorado River is one of the West’s most iconic. It starts high in the alpine of Rocky Mountain National Park and flows west until it reaches the Gulf of California. We float just a small section of the Mighty Colorado, but we believe it to be one of the rivers finest offerings.
What matters is spending time with the right people, sharing those small moments that when taken out of context, mean very little but to those in the moment, they’re precious memories. Memories we hold on to, for when times get tough, they keep us on our feet and moving forward.
There’s no surprise that Pyramid Lake is world-renown trout fishery. People come from all over to fish for large, ancient Lahontan Cutthroat Trout. They are a specimen to see; that’s for sure. This is a recap of my most recent trip to the big salt pond.
A Texas Saltwater Slam consists of catching three different species of fish all in the same calendar day. Those three fish species are: Red Fish, Speckled Sea Trout, and Flounder. This story is about how Nick managed to get two slams in the same day.
Winter has us climbing snow covered peaks, monitoring avalanche hazards and snow conditions in pursuit of finding the best turns for skiing and snowboarding. As the calendar turns to spring and the snow begins to melt, our focus begins to shift to the valleys and rivers below.