Found this great fishing report in my inbox this morning. Thanks Joe! “I have been having limited success fishing late afternoons to dark recently so I decided to give early morning a shot. I was walking to my first spot by 4:30 a.m. with my headlamp on so I could see where I was going. By the

Trout streams are in great shape. Tricos Tricos in the mornings!  6am to 10am ish. For the rest of the day, hoppers, crickets, ants and beetles with a small nymph dropped 18-30 inches off the back of your terrestrial has been working best. Fish seem to be in faster shallower water than in the deep

Tricos are here!!! BMFS guide Aaron was out this morning and ran into a good Trico hatch. (pronounced try-co not tree-co, they are called tricos because they have three (tri) tails.) The hatch was from 7-10am or so. Streams are in great shape out there right now. Check your spider webs and they tell all

Hot and humid!!   Watch your stream temps out there folks, anything above 68 degrees and the trout are looking for air conditioning and want to chill out. Bring a thermometer with you and don’t harass them too much or at all if the temps are above 69 degrees.  Next weeks forecast is looking better!! It’s

A stream report from a good customer of ours. “Rush River below Martell: I was lucky enough to fish three of the past 6 days on the Rush in the afternoon. If things seem to be slow, hang in there as activity can change quickly. I fished with a friend who caught nothing for 2

A report from a good customer of ours from last night on the Kinni. “The sulfurs were hatching last night on the Rush and the fishing was great. From 3:30 to 7:30 trout were caught nymphing the riffles with a small pheasant tail or caddis larva. But once, 7:30 hit, trout lost all interest in nymphs and were focused

Trout streams are in great condition right now. Fishing has been a little slow mid day, mornings and evenings are best. Sulphers have been coming off in the evenings around 7pm or so. It’s a good time of year to speculate mid day with crickets and ant patterns. Drift them tight to the edges of

A few reports from customers from the last few days. “I managed to fish the Rush and Lower Kinni on Saturday and Sunday. The fishing was simply fantastic. BWO’s were hatching all over on the Rush, though I didn’t see any Caddis. Plenty of fish were rising. However, nymphing with a Caddis larva was the most effective. I

Holy smokes!!! Spring is here!! Finally!!!  Well, we are almost all the way through the snow melt so streams should be coming back into shape in the next few days. The Kinnickinnic River is currently fishable and is flowing at 155cfs and falling. It will be a little high and off color but definitely fishable.