May Fishing Report:
May has been a solid month. There have been easy days and technical days, but overall there have been too many great days to count!
It’s hard to believe how quickly spring has come and gone as we transition into early summer and begin shifting our focus toward smallmouth bass. Here’s a recap of our May trout fishing.
April Fishing Report:
Our two fishing bases experienced drastically different weather in April. Pennsylvania saw good rainfall and normal spring temperatures, while Tennessee had unseasonably hot weather and very little rain.
Despite the variability, we’ve had great days at both locations using streamers, nymphs, and dries—though some days were certainly better than others.
After such a brutal winter, I was suprised that the transition into spring was so seamless and simple. With the exception of maybe 2 inches of snow and a couple days that didn’t crack 40 we had a pretty pleasant march.
March Fishing Report: It seems old man winter has finally showed some chinks in his armor. March quickly separated itself from the long and awful winter that seemed to span 3 full months.
With the exception of a couple decent February days in Tennessee during short warm periods my winter has largely been spent tying flies and spending much needed time with family.
December Fishing Report:
I hope this report finds everyone warm, well, and immersing themselves in the holiday season with family and friends. I know, after the first couple of weeks of December weather, I’m everything but warm!
The month started off great with good water flows, happy fish, and decent weather. That all quickly took a turn in the wrong direction…
November Fishing Report:
I finished out my season on the South Holston October 30th to head up to Erie Pennsylvania for my annual steelhead season. We had a strong finish to the fall season on the soho with lots of great dry fly opportunities and were off to a good start for the 2025 steelhead season with dozens of fish hitting the net already.