No Snow | Learn To Roll Cast

Where’s all the snow Park City?

It has been a rough winter, with massive high pressure and little to no precipitation having been the story. However, we are hopeful for a mid season turn around. Keeping our fingers crossed for the moisture to come and keep our rivers in good shape come this spring and summer.

In the meantime, we wanted to share an edit from Rio Product’s “How To” series. We’ve shared a couple of these before and we appreciate their ability to focus and really breakdown specific skill sets in the Fly Fishing game.

This one, is for the beginner to intermediate angler that we fish with so much here in Park City.

So, if you are preparing to come out for a trip or here already take a minute to start developing your form with this useful and effective casting technique. It will help you to be a more effective angler on a greater percentage of water you cover. You’ll get better drifts, you’ll catch more fish and your friends will be impressed!

Thank you Rio!

Enjoy, and don’t let anything stop you today or tomorrow!

The Expanding Consciousness of Knots

Tired or bored of the same old clinch knot?  Challenge yourself and learn the Pitzen Knot.

Be mindful, be precise and lubricate.

We love the sound it makes!

Tie good knots and you’ll land more fish! #guideadvice

We want to thank Visit Park City for including us in their “First Timer Video Series“! We had a great time and we couldn’t be more grateful for the beautiful place in which we work and live. Big props and much love to Visit Park City for being such a supportive local organization. As a small local business we are lucky to have them as an engaged and thoughtful partner in our community. Special thanks to Greg, Ryan and Emma for their patience and help in making this happen!

Holy Shit!!! Park City Fly Fishing Guides approved!!!

Classic! Park City Fly Fishing Guides Approved! 👍🍅 💫💫💫💫💫.

A RAD film to watch this morning! In the 1970’s, young Montana biologist Dick Vincent discovered that stocking hatchery-reared trout on top of wild trout populations in the Madison River actually suppressed trout fishing. Based on his research, the state of Montana prohibited stocking streams occupied by wild trout populations turning fisheries managers’ attention to restoring habitat quality after decades of pollution, damming, and drying up streams. The shift in focus to quality stream habitat changed the trajectory of Montana’s legendary trout fisheries from a steady decline to world class. Since Montana’s wild trout policy took hold, angler conservationists with Trout Unlimited and its partners have unleashed four decades of restoring streams and the quantity and quality of the cold, clean waters trout and anglers depend upon. Wild Trout: A Montana Fish Story chronicles Montana’s conversion to wild trout fisheries and the profound changes still evident in our beloved trout fisheries.

This quality edit is brought to you by YETI coolers. We like it and give it full approval for your consumption.  The real deal.  No bullshit.  No bro, and no brah. Thank you Russia for protecting wild steelhead!

This short feature is brought to you by Sage and Park City Fly Fishing Guides.  No effort required.  Just sit back and enjoy!