As winter slowly creeps away I have been reminiscing on some adventures from earlier this year. I enjoy the solitude of winter and the way cold air hits the lungs. Here is a little story of one adventure Kyle and I took during the heart of winter. Words by Kigen Curtice / Photos by Kyle ToyamaWe strode forth across the frozen meadow in search of solitude and sippers. Our goal was to venture …

Dear All, I would like to introduce the two guides that we, at Western River's Flyfisher are happy to have helping us with the Women's Intro to Fly Fishing class on April 26th and 27th.Meet Riley:Riley's Bio:Getting into fly fishing, just like any other hobby, can be intimidating! In a heavily male dominated industry, it can be particularly intimidating for women. Riley is a fly-fishing …

WESTERN RIVERS FLYFISHER SPRING EVENTS:Western Rivers Flyfisher Patagonia Danner Boots PROMO - April 25thThe Patagonia's bold new series of boots, that are handcrafted by Danner are here, both the River Salt and Foot Tractor Sticky, Foot Tractor Aluminum Bar. The long wait is over and we've finally got them in stock. On April 25th, from 10-8pm for anyone who comes in and either tries …

After finishing a second pass through one of the most inviting steelhead runs I’ve ever laid eyes upon, without a sniff, I headed up river to check on my partner. It had been slim pickings, but that was to be expected given the low steelhead returns this past fall. A mile upstream and around the corner I ran into Collin, who like me had yet to find any players. The river was incredibly low, so …

Thank you Backcountry Hunters and Anglers and Utah Rivers Council for presenting us with information regarding the Bear River Water Development Project and it's counter part: Senate Bill 214, and hosting a "Learn to Lobby Day" up on the hill. I want to encourage our stream loving community to call, write, email their senator asking for a "YES" on SB 214, because I feel the Bear River Water Develop …

I pulled into the parking lot, and there was already a few more cars than I had hoped. Unfortunately, I wasn’t surprised, but had been hopeful to find some solitude and open water today. After suiting up, I found the well worn path that parallels this fabled river and headed downstream. I hadn’t gone far before I had to make a choice: either divert my walk away from an angler nea …