Shrimp Part 1: Mysis Shrimp

3 comments / Posted on March 7, 2019 / by Louis Cahill

By Herman deGala Part one, in a three part series on shrimp patterns, takes a closer look at the Mysis Shrimp. I have been tying and fishing this pattern for the last 10 years and have had a lot of success with it. Pat Dorsey says it is...

Let It Ride

7 comments / Posted on March 6, 2019 / by Louis Cahill

By Daniel Galhardo DON’T RECAST YOUR FLY UNTIL IT’S HAD A CHANCE. It takes some time to learn how to read water well. But, at least when it comes to fishing mountain streams, the concept is easy to grasp: fish are looking for food and shelter, and...

Dorado Dream Trip, Last Minute Cancelation

1 comment / Posted on March 5, 2019 / by Louis Cahill

This could be your chance to experience a golden dorado fishery like no other. From time to time I host trip that are so cool they are never advertised. That’s to say, they fill up immediately with anglers who are regulars. This trip in particular has...

Sunday Classic / 9 Tips for Netting Big Fish on Your Own

2 comments / Posted on March 3, 2019 / by Louis Cahill

ELATION, PANIC AND EPIPHANY. THAT'S THE USUAL ORDER OF EMOTIONS WHEN AN ANGLER LANDS THEIR FIRST BIG TROUT. I had the pleasure of seeing a dear friend land his first trophy trout recently and I think that's a pretty fair description. I think it's pretty common...

Saturday Shoutout / Magic and Heartbreak

No comments yet / Posted on March 2, 2019 / by Louis Cahill

There may not be two more perfect words in the English Language to sum up Steelhead than magic and heartbreak. Every steelheader knows the time, effort and faith invested in hooking a fish. Every steelheader knows the feeling of loosing that fish. That’s the heartbreak, but...