Trout Tales - November 15, 2021

Spent a few days on the Erie tribs this past week.  Water was low and clear until some much needed rain finally came Saturday.  Unfortunately for us, Sunday the creeks were muddy and filled with leaves.  There were fish to be had, but they didn't come easy, think we only landed about a dozen between us.  Probably have to make at least 1 more run up this fall/winter.  

Yellowstone 2021

It has been a rough year in MT for water this year!  Thankfully a few weeks back, the temps in the creeks dropped and some rain came, but the water is still pretty low by comparison. While we had to modify tactics a bit, the fish were definitely willing to eat.  As always, great scenery and good times catching up with friends.  Paul Weamer managed to sneak in a few days with us too, which is always a fun time.  In case you haven't picked up a copy yet, you can get his new book here.

Here are a few of the photos from this year.  We shot some video too, so maybe there will be enough to throw a short clip together once I get it all processed.  

Dry Fly Strategies by Paul Weamer

Paul's new book (Dry Fly Strategies) has finally been released!  I have been friends with Paul for a long time and have been anxiously awaiting this book.  Just like in his previous books, he manages to take a subject that is vast, and thoroughly cover it in a condensed and concise manner.  Dry Fly Strategies is packed with a TON of useful tips, techniques, and patterns that will quickly elevate a beginner's skill set and will even improve the seasoned angler's game.  I highly encourage you to pick up a copy, I don't think you will be disappointed! You can buy a copy here! 

Hot off the presses! Dry Fly Strategies is a 175 pages packed full of useful information and wonderful glossy photos for the beginner to seasoned angler.