Flows out of Holter Dam are sitting at 3 320 CFS water temps at 59 degrees. The Missouri is fishing well from holter dam to pelican point and the trico game is the big show. We had some good moisture early in the week that bumped the river up a touch. We’re back to stable flows … The post Missouri River Fly Fishing Report – July 2026 appeared firs...

I have always offered custom trips for folks who ask. Over the years those have included small plane trips to find big White Pines in the remote corners of the North woods photographing moose and even a salt marsh.

Great time for an awesome cause!! Come on out and once again I can’t thank you enough from the bottom of our hearts for making our 30th year anniversary at the shop possible!! Without each and everyone of you we wouldn’t exist and the same goes for entities like the Pere Marquette Watershed Council and […] The post July 8 2026 appeared first on Ba...

This schoolie landed yesterday was caught on a wooden egg float and  bucktail jig. Shore fishing improved in the stormy weather of the last few days. Fishing activity perked up in the winds and rains of the last few days.  I fished three straight evenings in some beautiful white water and came away with eleven stripers and a couple of hickory sh...

It was sort of a weird fish catching day today when I fished with Garland Clark and his son Kris. We had met down at the decrepit Sawpit Creek boat ramp early to beat the heat then ran up the intracoastal to dip into Jackstaff and make our first stop at a new cut in the bank - it used to be lind with grass but it's washed thru. We could see the...

The 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. trip this morning had the crew in search mode for porgies and triggerfish. The fish weren’t concentrated in one place which meant covering ground and working through a few spots before things started to come together. The effort paid off — we found a handful of jumbo porgies worth […] The post Fishing Report — Marilyn Je...

The release from Cannonsville is 500 cfs. Once again the storms slid around us and the West Branch is in great shape. We had a little rain in the evening but not enough to even need a raincoat. Nymphing or swinging wets will be the best bets early. Sulphurs Cahills Isonychias olives and some caddis …

We were having a hard time coming up with the Report title for today there were so many options to choose from: 7 In The Box?  Flounder Flurry? Slammed It? Fish at Every Spot?  You'll have to pick!  I had met Lee Warren and his grandson Noah and their friend David Vice out at Goffinsville Park this morning early and with a tide that had been falli...

There are days on the water when everything goes exactly according to plan and then there are days that remind you why experience matters more than any forecast ever could. June 29 was one of those days as we prepare for a Tampa Bay Offshore Fishing Charter. When I stepped onto the dock at the […] The post Tampa Bay Offshore Fishing Charter Report...

TUNA DORADO ROOSTERS & BILLFISH HELP THE COUNT! La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of June 30-July 7 2026 SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT WEATHER:  Finally feeling more like summer.  It got hot!  Still not has hot as normal but you can feel the change.  Much more humidity but … … Continue reading →

The release from Cannonsville is 500 cfs. The West Branch is clearand at a decent level for wading and floating. We have a little rain coming down this morning but not enough to change anything. The East Branch and Beaverkill were hit with more rain and the flows are still up and off color. Sulphurs …

Blackfoot River – Amazing Fishing Monday was the first of 2 days with local anglers Jeff and Jim.  The guys love the Blackfoot and dry fly fishing so after seeing the report from last week they wanted to give it a shot today even though I thought maybe the best of the stonefly fishing was […]

Land of the Giants – LOG Monday was the first of 3 days with returning anglers Jerome and Eldon.  We shuffled the deck and decided to go up to LOG on day one since big winds were in the forecast for the rest of the week. We started on the upper river and when the […]

The full moon may have pumped the brakes on the activity of schooling bass but other fisheries have been faring quite well this past week! The surf is still producing some keeper-pomps people are bringing home groceries by the boatload out of Port Canaveral and perhaps the biggest news of the week -- we're finally hearing some positive buzz about...

Planning a kids first fishing charter? Learn what makes a trip fun safe and productive so young anglers start with action not frustration. The post Kids First Fishing Charter Done Right appeared first on Lake Texoma Fishing Guide.

Not much change from last week. Fish are still happily taking both small flies and larger patterns like leeches and worms. A safe bet is to fish a rig with a larger pattern on top and a smaller midge or mayfly pattern on the bottom. The Bureau of Reclamation is releasing... Source

New friends from the Blue Ridge of Virginia on board today. we caught a nice mess of dolphins first thing and then looked around for a big bite. Caught a Nice SkipJack tuner and a couple more dolphins Hooked a sailfish but did not have good luck with him. Thanks guys

It’s a busy week ahead with the quilt show families coming to Sisters but wanted to let you know that on 7/7 we have Micheal Dooley open for any trip from the McKenzie to the Lower D or the Lakes or small streams. On 7/9 Troy Leedy Michael Dooley and Gavin Christian are open. So … Continue reading Quilt Show Guide Days and Casting Lessons Available...

The Northwest winds last week pushed in plenty of bait and we all know what follows that! With the winds settling down we were able to get back on our favourite points where big fish have been caught across the grounds. Notable Chinook salmon have been coming from Klash Parker Point and Cape Naden along […]