“ Hydrotherapy.”     That’s what we called our sport decades ago. Fishing helped us clear our heads from the inherent stressors of everyday...

Are you ready for the spring insect hatches on your favorite trout streams?     Have you ever been in the middle of a big hatch, with risers...

Unicoi Outfitters led a great group of folks on the river Saturday as we participated in the annual Sweep the Hooch project.  Our group was ...

If you’ve thought about giving the Amicalola Creek Delayed Harvest fishery a shot, then take a look at Jimmy Jacobs’ article in the latest e...

  UO pop quiz time: 1. What is it? 2. Do you have a few in you box for any warm winter afternoons you encounter? There might even be a few o...

GADNR trout biologist Sarah Baker grew up in Idaho and is a mighty fine trouter herself. In case you missed her great compilation of winter ...

Podcasts are entertaining and educational. They often help us to “weather” the slow days between fishing trips or to pass the time during ou...

Welcome to full winter mode. We sure had fun on “dries in December” during the last few bonus days of warmth, but those days are now gone. W...

Here’s an excellent article and actual demonstration of cold water survival by an expert.     Enjoy both here: https://www.soundingsonline.c...

If you wonder why we often suggest hares ear and pheasant tail nymphs, and fish them ourselves right now, just turn over some instream bould...

Some of you may soon be “fishing” for a fishing guide in the new year. Whether it’s a local trip or long-awaited vacation to a bucket list d...

Here’s a follow-up to last Thursday’s post, “Tread Lightly.”  Enjoy the brief video of “nature in action” and remember to give those large o...

Thanks for your great responses to our November 30 Facebook/Instagram question, “what are your top 3 trout flies for December?” Your tips on...

Are you ready for winter fishing? Don’t let these warm days fool you; it will get cold soon. Have you transitioned your gear to the new fish...

  How many trout can you count? https://vimeo.com/655488507 Tips: 1) Be the eagle. Alight on a high perch and scout your prey first. 2) carr...

The  GA Foothills Chapter of TU enjoys a really nice fringe benefit: one     member just happens to own a fly shop and access to a trophy tr...