Tory and I treated ourselves to a day with the famous Mike Hibbard. I use to guide the Trinity and Mike showed me everything I know, it was so great to be in his boat on a working day. We fished our asses off, with no other boats around!!! What a treat!!! We saw some [...]
Kim and Selena were determined and gave a good hard effort all day despite the 21 degree morning. We had to scrub every spot for that elusive winter steelhead. Finally, with only two more spots to try, “Set that!” Five fish in a row! Some days she makes you work for it.
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.
Hot weather heats up the McCloud River. It depends on who you ask, but if you ask me I say she is fishing pretty good. Another Big Brown for the Hall of Fame. Are you wishing you were fishing too?
Back in my element on the McCloud, wet wading and pig hunting with my fellow guide pals Chuck Volckhausen, Aaron Grabiel and Gabe Duran. A huge father son group of 16 anglers hit the McCloud. Check out Allen’s Loch Levan and German Browns! Two more for the McCloud Hall of Fame.
Humbly, I admit that I am so lucky to guide who I guide, where I guide. The McCloud River is such a special fishery! And I love my job. Here’s one for the McCloud Hall of Fame!
My first trip to Eagle Lake. This place is worth fishing. Andy thanks so much for taking me out and showing me yet another awesome Northern California fishery. >>OPEN THIS TOO READ MORE AND SEE MORE
What a day on my favorite river. John caught two monster browns and had really really good dry fly fishing the rest of the day. You got to click this to see some great photos of Huge McCloud Browns. Two more for the hall of fame. CLICK PHOTO.
I have proof! Open this and check em out on the Klamath River Hall of Fame.
One of the biggest browns we have ever seen, every cast these monsters should be in the back of your mind. A big fish on the McCloud is 16 inches but this was almost twice as long.
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