Hi all, I was fishing Clarks creek fly fishing only section 4/24 morning when these guys started to show up in high quantities. What were they ..read more

When the Quills Come: The “Gentleman” Hatches of Springtime - Fly Fisherman Fly anglers early await the Little Blue Quills and Quill Gordons–the first major mayfly hatches to usher in our spring trout season. www.flyfisherman.com ..read more

A bunch of these were floating on the Brodhead today, saw a few fish take them. About a size 12. Any ideas ..read more

Red stonefly size 12. April 8, 2024. Freestone stream in Mifflin County ..read more

This was just swimming by me today on a creek. Does anyone know what kind of nymph it is? I ask because today I struggled on the water. It was a strange day. I just couldn't figure em out ..read more

Anyone betting on grannoms popping early? Little bit of a cool down this week but it doesn't appear it's going to last. Lots of early buds and blossoms this year. Spring is coming early, mates ..read more

I don't fish the Conewago very often. Once every year or two. Definitely not my favorite stream, but this time of year with approved trout waters closed, it makes the short list. I know it's a stocked fishery (fly zone) and I've had some success on basic attractors like standard nymphs (Prince, GRHE, CJ, etc) and eggs and squirmies, green weenies. The standard stockie magnets. Just wondering if anyone has any particular hatch knowledge or favorite patterns specific to this stream? TYIA ..read more

Walked along the Jordan in Whitehall today and found that hundreds of little black stoneflies had been attracted to land on a bridge’s railing (about sz 20) and a few brown stoneflies (about sz 16-18) were in the mix. Some of the black stoneflies were making an x-rated video ..read more

I've been fishing the Yellow Breeches from Boiling Springs to the dam at Allenberry. Fish are dimpling the surface but not to anything I'm throwing. What midge are these trout taking ..read more

Took this picture in Potter county on the First Fork of the Sinnemahoning in late May. Around 9pm they began to show up all around the outside lights, lots of them. This one was nearly 2" long. What is it ..read more