Fishing Fly Fishing Winter Fly Fishing: How to Catch Trout on Streamers this Holiday Season The holidays are a blessed time of year—especially if you like to throw streamers at brown trout By Dave ...

A Squirmy Wormy or a chenille San Juan worm are great flies for winter fly fishing. Pink, tan or off-white are the colors to favor. Winter worms bleach out in the river, losing color quickly. A ...

In high water, fly fishermen in drift boats often throw large streamers with heavy fly rods. It is a low-volume play, but it's a good way to catch big brown trout feeding along the banks.

In the winter, lean toward smaller sizes (8-12) and, if fishing as a nymph, add a smaller nymph as a dropper. A late-winter rainbow caught on a small midge in central Colorado. (Photo/Ryan Chelius) ...

Swinging streamers is a criminally underrated method of fishing for trout, and when it comes to brown trout, it can be a total game changer. Brown trout are inherently aggressive eaters, and they ...

Yep. Time for a streamer. Time to go fishing. Again. Cold fingers sting back to life, pressed firmly against the vent as warm air, fresh from the engine block, puffs on pink digits.

The three most common types of fly-fishing include dry, wet and streamer fly-fishing. Dry fly-fishing uses a fly that floats on top of the water. A dry fly mimics an insect riding the current and ...

The following winter, his parents gave him another gift that would forever change his outlook on fly fishing and tying. It was a book titled "Modern Streamers for Trophy Trout," by Kelly Galloup.

But it didn’t seem to matter whether the fly delivery was subtle or splashy. Plunk the streamer down like it was a space capsule splashing down in the ocean, and here they come.

Fall in the mountains means a drop in temperature, changing of the colors in the trees, the anticipation of snow and fishing with streamers for hungry trout. Streamer fishing this time of year can be ...