Someone might say that a #16-sized nymph carrying a #18 hook [tube fly] is “too small to hook a trout.” But trout regularly ...

In this week's "How to Tie" feature, Tiesflies shows us how to tie an integral part of many dry flies, a parachute post.

Public lands are under sustained assault. Access, conservation safeguards, agency authority, and the very idea of a shared ...

In this episode of KSL Outdoors, Adam Eakle joins a group of current and former Salt Lake City television news videographers ...

Tie and fish the Partridge and Orange soft-hackle for fall trout: sparse hackle, orange silk bodies, sizing for October caddis and BWOs, plus the wet-fly swing.

It was volleyball time in The Hangar for the first time this season for Mountain Home as they welcomed Brookland to town for a non-conference matchup. The night began with the junior high varsity ...

Brook trout were introduced into the waters around Colorado in the late 1800s. Their presence spread to encompass waters such as big rivers, small streams and frigid tailwaters. And they didn’t stop.

The source of your fruit fly problem could be lurking in your kitchen sink. Here's how to get rid of them and keep them from coming back. CHICAGO (WLS) -- Fruit fly season is upon us. The little ...

PARSONS, W.Va. (WCHS) — Deep in the cold, clear headwaters of Appalachia, biologists are searching for a fish that has called the mountains home long before West Virginia was even a state. “We’re ...

The first fly to the vise on this edition of Tying Tuesday is a Pastel Hollow Baitfish. Tied by Ahrex’s Kent Korgaard, this deep-bodied pattern is mostly bucktail, known for it’s durability and ...