Salmon on Riffling Hitch When surface fishing… keep an eye out for that curious one - Salmon will very often show themselves when they sneak up on the fly. Something the angler with the sub-fly rarely sees. During summer…
Some of the featuring Newsletter material on this page is also printed elsewhere on this site Skeena River steelhead caught on a Black Tube Bomber ™ - Picture by Chad Black Nicholas Dean Lodge
Some of the greatest takes during the salmon season is most likely the unexpected (or expected) snapping of jaws on your hitch fly...it is a sensation hard to beat. Here a 95 cm (37.4 inch.) July fish...fresh from the sea…
Riffling hitch anglers benefit from some consistency in the flies ability to stay on the surface - and at the same time we want a fly that looks lively at the end of the leader - so obviously we can't…
