Trout Fishing Articles
5 Useful Tips on Trout Fishing In fishing, trout are one of the favorite fishing friends of most anglers. These crafty fish are abundant anywhere. The native habitat of these crafty fish depends on the...
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We previously discussed favorite lairs of lake trout, this article will focus on food sources of lakes. While many of the same patterns that are used frequently in river fly fishing will also apply in...
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Let’s face it, we dream in Technicolor of size 10 green drake hatches or Hexagenia Limbata as big as beavers - but the reality is Winter Time Is Midge Time. Often the only bugs on the frigid water are...
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Many people enjoy a nice, long fishing trip. Others enjoy fishing trips that take them to new places and new types of fishing. Stream trout fishing can be one of these types of fishing trips. Stream trout...
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Lake fishing with a fly can seem daunting to the newcomer. Even a seasoned river fly fisher can become disillusioned with lake fly fishing, and give it up before really giving it a chance. In this article...
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The fishing kayak is a wonderful introduction and compliment to the outdoor sport of catching fish, and kayak fishing has enabled the enthusiastic anglers the opportunity to take their much-loved sportfishing activity on the go with great flexibility! Not all fishermen and women want to make the big purchase of a large boat, trailer, and all the additional costs that go with them. With kayaks, your main expense is the kayak, paddles, and some optional accessories that offer you an affordable outdoors experience! A kayak fisherman searches for that beautiful secluded backcountry location, where...
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Where to fish for salmon or the Chinook or the king salmon. The pacific salmon range from California to Alaska. These anadromous species can be found in most pacific coastal waters, streams and rivers that have a good flow of water and temperature as well as a suitable habitat for going up to spawn. You will find that they may be as many as three spawns per year, spring , summer, fall. The average size of the Chinook can be from 16 to 20 lb. but you will see larger fish up to 55 lb. taken from the remote areas along the pacific coast . From BC Alaska you can catch the largest or the Chinook. Fish...
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