Yesterday it rained pretty much all day and from the looks of the Kinni graph I would imagine the other rivers are going to be a bit high and off color as well. The Kinni is flowing at almost triple its normal flow right now which makes fishing pretty darn difficult.  Cooler temps are on

I fished the Rush River yesterday (Sunday the 19th) from 7am-1pm. We fished downstream of El Paso and the water was a bit off color but still very fishable. Probably a foot and a half of visibility or so. Fishing was slow until around 10am when it warmed up a bit. When we arrived at

A report that just came in from today (Friday) on the Rush River in Wisconsin from a good customer of ours. “Man we spent a day throwing everything at them. Water was gin clear. Everything was effective, nothing really more so than the other. My old man was swinging soft hackles and crushed em, I

Its been a great week of fly fishing this past week. I have heard rumors of amazing dry fly fishing (midges) on the Rush river to amazing streamer fishing on the Lower Kinni. I fished the Lower Kinni all day Monday and we did well on nymphs. Small red and black midge patterns worked best

Fishing has been slow in the mornings with the colder temps and low clear water. We were out yesterday from 7am-noon and fishing was relatively slow. Air temp was 16 degrees when we arrived to the Lower Kinni and only 22 degrees when we left at noon. I talked to another gentleman that fished the

Some info from a good customer who was out fishing yesterday on the Rush in Wisconsin. “Midge hatches on the Rush this afternoon made for some fantastic winter dry fly fishing. I fished a section of the Rush below a creek from 11 to 2:30 today. I fully expected to be dredging some deeps pools

Fishing has been good over the last week or so in both Wisconsin and MN. We were a little concerned that the warmer weather may have blown out some streams with melting snow, but the temps have stayed just low enough that they have been staying fishable. Streamers and any 16-18 nymph with a little

Trout fishing has been excellent as of late. I had a group of 4 guys out the other morning on the Rush and they caught 50 fish between them. Red midge larvae, black wooly buggers, prince nymphs and hare’s ears are working well right now. Orange soft hackles and sizzlin hot squirrels are also working

A good customer of ours sent this report in from fishing the Rush yesterday. “I fished the Rush yesterday. The water started at 46 and warmed to 50 by the time I quit. The water is still up and slightly hazy – this shows the most in the larger pools where visibility is 3-4 feet.