Weber River Brown Trout: Where to Find Trophy Browns Below Rockport
The tailwater below Rockport Reservoir grows some of the heaviest Weber River brown trout in northern Utah. Here's where to walk in, what flows to fish, and the seams big browns actually hold in between Wanship and Coalville.
Logan River Bear River Cutthroat: A Walk-and-Wade Guide to Logan Canyon
Logan River Bear River cutthroat live in pocket water you can reach from a Highway 89 pullout. Where to park, what to tie on, and which sections actually fish — Card Canyon up to Red Banks.
Strawberry River Utah Fly Fishing: The Tailwater Most Anglers Skip
Strawberry River Utah fly fishing gets overshadowed by the Green and the Provo, and that's exactly why it fishes the way it does. A Blue Ribbon tailwater below Soldier Creek Dam, a canyon section through the Pinnacles, and brown trout that have never seen as many drifts as their downstream cousins.
Green River Cicada Hatch: When to Be on the Water in May and June
The Green River cicada hatch is the one week of the year when 22-inch browns will eat a size 8 chunk of foam off the bank. Here's how to time it, what to throw, and the rookie mistakes that put fish down.
Green River Utah: Section A vs B vs C — Where to Float, Where to Wade
The Green River Utah breaks into three sections below Flaming Gorge Dam, and each one fishes nothing like the others. Here's an honest breakdown of Section A vs B vs C: fish density, float times, wade access, and which one to pick for your trip.
10 Best Spring Flies for the Rocky Mountains (March-May)
Discover the top 10 fly patterns that consistently produce results during spring runoff in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Montana. From midges to stoneflies, these proven patterns will help you catch more trout this spring.
Diamond Fork Fly Fishing: The Sixth Water Drainage
Diamond Fork fly fishing improved dramatically once the Central Utah Project pipeline took the irrigation water out of the streambed. Here is how the Sixth Water drainage actually fishes now: access, flows, hatches, and the regulation most anglers miss.
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