July 1, 2011 – Flys & Guides “Live” Reports
Taneycomo is fishing good……… and I think some of it has to to do with “dinghy” water!!
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As with most Fly shops and fly fishing guides on the White River, we have been loving every minute of the Spring Caddis hatch. From talking about Caddis, fishing with Caddis dries, fishing Caddis nymph patterns, and anytime we are not on the water thinking of Caddis...
Spring break has started around the area, with folks coming from various state zip codes. The wind has been howling up, down, and all around the rivers giving the first indicators of Spring, but the cold morning air still has a brisk Winter feel. Midweek gave up so...
Plenty of shad have made their way through the generators over the last few weeks allowing all the post spawn browns and various other species of fish below the dam to pack on some much-needed pounds. In return many anglers have encountered a bite that has slowed...
Chris from Colorado was passing through on his way to do some instructional classes in Indiana and was able to get a few days of fishing in on the White this week. Many folks often ask where we got the fly bins, and we are happy to give them the story of how they all...
Hey everyone, Jeremy here, finally able to take a breather and getting you fishing reports on a regular basis. I love the journey this sport has and is taking, but sometimes you have to give a little on one end and suffer a little on the other. Now that the website is...
February 1st the day many have been anxiously awaiting. The opening up of the Catch and Release area of the White River near the Bull Shoals Dam. For some it has become a tradition to be one of the first to put a fly out in front of fish that have been essentially...
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