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A Change of Seasons

A Change of Seasons

Posted by Kigen Curtice, Photo-Kyle Toyama on Oct 19th 2020

As weather cools and winter begins to whisper of its arrival, those in tune with the water will see a shift in daily river cycles that signal seasonal change. For the last few months, the pale morning dun (PMD) mayfly hatch has been a staple of the Provo River’s rhythm, providing abundant food on the river’s surface and enticing trout to rise into late afternoons. These days trout continue to rise …
Avoiding the Broken Rod Blues

Avoiding the Broken Rod Blues

Posted by Steve Schmidt on Oct 5th 2020

With the onset of the pandemic many fly-fishing companies have had their factories, products, and productions compromised. Rod companies and their repair departments in particular. At this time companies are prioritizing the creation of new products over repairs to meet consumer demand. Something's got to give, and in this instance it is the repair departments. Depending on the manufacturer repa …
Getting back to Gratitude

Getting back to Gratitude

Posted by Nicole on Aug 12th 2020

It doesn't take much these days: a beautiful stream, a half way decent looking home tied fly, a small rise, a perfect refusal, to get me back to gratitude. 
River Conditions: Updated 05/04/2020

River Conditions: Updated 05/04/2020

Posted by Nick Teynor on May 5th 2020

Good day, everyone!May is finally here, and with it, we are starting to see the beginnings of run-off. From here on out, it would be very wise to check river flows before heading to your favorite fishing hole. We aren't free and clear of COVID-19 yet, so let's keep the faith, wear a buff or mask when around a lot of people, wash our hands, be kind to each other, and make sure to give each other pl …
Life as we Know It

Life as we Know It

Posted by Steve on Apr 25th 2020

Sitting at my computer staring out the shop’s front window at a beautiful spring day it’s hard to comprehend all that has transpired over the past months. There is definitely a surreal quality to Mother Nature’s false impression from where I’m perched. Typically, this time of year the store is a buzz with customers heading out to hit the months early season mayfly hatches before spring run-off le …
Post-Pandemic Fishing: Get Ready Now!

Post-Pandemic Fishing: Get Ready Now!

Posted by Nick Teynor on Apr 11th 2020

Hello All,I'm sure that if you're like me, you'd much rather be out fishing, and not stuck at home thinking about all the awesome places you had planned to visit this April. Just because we're landlocked for the next couple of weeks, however,  doesn't mean you can't get ready for what's to come! This is a great time to get your fly gear cleaned and organized, work on your fly-tying, get your …

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