by Bryon Anderson | Jul 25, 2009 | Flies
The following is the last installment in T|N|T’s four-part series on tying and fishing hopper flies, and on the the joys of Michigan midsummer trout fishing. Bryon Anderson will be back in the near future with another entertaining series. Fly tiers are funny about...
by Capt. Tony Petrella | Jul 24, 2009 | Environment, Trips & Guides
God created the Jordan River. And by any account, He did a very, very good job of it. But it was hundreds of tough, agile loggers who turned it into the trout stream it is today—the most technically challenging piece of water I’ve ever fished anywhere in the United...
by Ted Kraimer | Jul 23, 2009 | Angling Reports
It seems that most of this year’s trout fishing has been affected by inconsistent weather. This past week and the days ahead are no different, but rather than negatively affecting the fishing, our water temps are a few key degrees cooler, making for not only good...
by Jordan Lindberg | Jul 22, 2009 | Lifestyle, News & Updates
Maybe it is all just the evolution of that Hardy girl ad. Do you know the one? It has come to my attention that something has happened in the margins of the culture of American fly angling which, if you really think about it, should have happened already by now. But...
by Jordan Lindberg | Jul 19, 2009 | News & Updates
It’s hard not to notice the general decline in the quality of outdoor writing in the hook-and-bullet press. There are notable exceptions, of course, but the truth is that most sporting and outdoor publications are simply not exhibiting the quality or variety of...
by Jordan Lindberg | Jul 17, 2009 | Environment, News & Updates
This Saturday, July 18, 2009, the Michigan Council of Trout Unlimited is holding a party to celebrate the first 50 years of Trout Unlimited in Michigan. The “Michigan Celebration” will be held at the DNR Rayburn property on the banks of the AuSable River, which is...
by Ted Kraimer | Jul 16, 2009 | Angling Reports
Trout fishing has pretty much moved passed the Hex hatch, although there is still a sporadic showing of bugs on certain rivers on certain days in certain sections. It’s proved difficult to predict when and where, but it’s always good to see those huge mayflies flying...
by Bryon Anderson | Jul 15, 2009 | Flies
The following is the third in T|N|T’s four-part series on tying and fishing hopper flies, and on the the joys of Michigan midsummer trout fishing. Look for the last installment early next week. If I could carry only one hopper pattern in my fly box, it would have to...
