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The Challenges of Spring Fishing
Spring is typically a wet, often stormy, time in the Ozarks. With saturated soils and recharged aquifers, our rivers rise quickly in response to almost any rain. Subsequently, scheduling a trip to coincide with fishable water can be a mix of good planning and luck. But when it all comes together, you’ll find some ofContinue reading “The Challenges of Spring Fishing”
Fall Dry/Dropper Fishing
As is often the case, summer’s low, clear, water lasted well into fall this year and we enjoyed a run of great fishing using a dry fly with a nymph suspended below it. Our rig typically consists of a large, high-floating terrestrial pattern teamed with a small beadhead nymph. Most fish take the nymph, butContinue reading “Fall Dry/Dropper Fishing”