fly fishing

There's a unique connection between fly fishing and furry friends here in Casper. You'd be surprised at the inspiration behind those playful pet names!

When you day dream about a home, what is the first thing that comes to mind? If you're a fly fisherman, it might be this. It's a Wyoming log cabin located right next to some pristine fishing waters.

If you love Wyoming ranches and have a desire to fly fish at a moments notice, I have a property you need to see. It's the Wind River Ranch and a fly fishing stream is right outside of the back door.

If someone has never come to Wyoming to fly fish, there are no words that can truly explain to them what it's like. A new video does capture some of the sweet moments of serenity that our waters bring us.

If you mention fly fishing in Wyoming, one name that automatically comes to mind is Bob Carmichael. There's rare video that's just been discovered that shows Bob doing what Bob used to do best.

The guides are already hitting the water and will have all the top producing holes mapped out by the time we get to early June. But boat space is filling up fast with only a few open boats remaining.

I absolutely love fall fly fishing, not only is it good fishing it is also beautiful! The brown trout spawn should be happening soon I think. So great to be outside breathing the great mountain air and trying to catch some fish.

Fly fishing is a great therapy and after a rough day yesterday I decided to embark on a fly fishing excursion with my buddy John.

I've heard stories of things caught on a rod and reel, things like boots and tires. But what we pulled out of the North Platte River was a first for me and maybe you too?

It was a semi stormy weekend in some parts of the state. That didn't stop me from trying to go out and wet a line. This time headed to the Blackfoot River.

Well another first in the books for me this weekend. Thanks to Shari and Sheila for having me out to Canyon Ferry for some bow-fishing.

I have heard this fish called a few things. Take a peek and see if you know what kind of fish it is.