Many fly fishermen think of Mountain Whitefish as a nuisance, even the crew at Always A Good Day does sometimes. If you have ever guided you think of them as your best friend on those days when catching a trout … Read More
The perception of fly fisherpeople by the rest of the sporting world is loosely based on stereotypes and myths. The days of the old man in a tweed hat standing knee-deep in a Montana stream daintily casting a butt-heavy chunk … Read More
Yesterday my brother and I were kicking around the Always A Good Day nerve center with a beverage talking about how many times we have had to play Macgyver while fly fishing. Typically these conversations devolve into a fishing story … Read More
Late summer is a confounding time for most fly fishermen who chase trout in lakes and rivers. The water tends to be low, clear and warmer, which doesn’t make for the best fishing or catching conditions. On top of this, the … Read More
Nymphing has been maligned by fly fishermen as going to “The Dark Side” for years. Let’s face it, when most of us were drawn to the sport, watching an indicator (i.e. bobber) for hours on end never came into our … Read More
Early summer mornings or the frosty dawn in fall signals an insatiable urge in many fly fishermen to awaken. Steelhead instinctively migrate to the river of their birth. These mythical fish bring dreams, hopes, and confusion with them as they … Read More
