1.16.12. Winter Steelhead
It was 17 degrees out there today and we never have had a harder time keeping the line from freezing. A great day of Winter fun!
1.15.12 Rogue River
January on the Rogue. It’s a safe bet that you can nymph up some nice steelhead.
1.11.12 Rogue River with Orvis
Day Two. Lets all go fishing on the Rogue! Wild Waters Fly Fishing is putting a lot of focus on the Rogue River for 2012. We wanted to introduce the Orvis store managers to a great year-round fishery. Two days in a row without seeing any other anglers.
1.10.12 Klamath River with Orvis
These guys bleed Orvis green. Wild Waters Fly Fishing Guide Service just became Orvis Endorsed this year. We wanted to show the store managers from San Francisco and San Jose why. The Klamath started slow with the freezing cold morning but by afternoon the bite was on! We boated many fish and plenty of adults [...]
My day off.
I seldom need to catch one. …seldom. I really wanted to catch a fish today and almost hired Chuck or Keith. Instead, I had a great day with my girlfriend and loyal lab.
1.9.12 Klamath is on!
Good days are getting to be the norm on the Klamath as Patsy and David catch some winter steel. Happy Birthday David!
1.8.12. Klamath River Fishing Report
The Klamath River has been fishing well with a pre-winter run of nice fish. Check out these photos.
Chetco River Chrome 01.03.12
Amber and I had the pleasure of fishing with guide Jon Geyer of Medford. The conditions were perfect. We had a terrific time, and I caught a couple of Steelhead just a few miles from the ocean.
12.29.11 Sayulita, Mexico
Spent some time warming my bones in Sayulita, Mexico. Anne and I were doing some recon for Wild Waters Fly Fishing hosted trips.
12.29.11. Klamath River Fishing Report.
We are having some great fishing on the Klamath! Its the end of December and everyone is eagerly awaiting the next storm cycle and run of big winter fish. Few anglers are seen out there these days, the ones that are out there are recognized. People in the know.
Winter Steelheading
Why would you want to stand in a river when its freezing outside? Because there is no finer fish on a fly rod than a big winter steelhead. Click the post on the left to read and see more.
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1.16.12. Winter Steelhead
It was 17 degrees out there today and we never have had a harder time keeping the line from freezing. A great day of Winter fun!
1.15.12 Rogue River
January on the Rogue. It’s a safe bet that you can nymph up some nice steelhead.
1.11.12 Rogue River with Orvis
Day Two. Lets all go fishing on the Rogue! Wild Waters Fly Fishing is putting a lot of focus on the Rogue River for 2012. We wanted to introduce the Orvis store managers to a great year-round fishery. Two days in a row without seeing any other anglers.
1.10.12 Klamath River with Orvis
These guys bleed Orvis green. Wild Waters Fly Fishing Guide Service just became Orvis Endorsed this year. We wanted to show the store managers from San Francisco and San Jose why. The Klamath started slow with the freezing cold morning but by afternoon the bite was on! We boated many fish and plenty of adults [...]
