Fishing Waters

The San Juan River before Navajo Dam is designated as Quality Waters. It offers wide flats and deep running fast channels. The San Juan Quality Waters fishery is one of […]

Ernest Hemingway called St. Marys Rapids one of the great Rainbow fishing spots in the world.  While it is one of the smaller fisheries, we agree that it is one

Fishing at the Santee Cooper can be amazing with trophy-size fish being a regular item on the end of your fishing pole. The Santee Cooper region boasts a good many

The Paiute Indians fished the Panguitch Lake for centuries. Panguitch means “big fish” in the Paiute Indian language.  For a fact, the fish do run to a pretty good size.

Door County in Wisconsin is rated as one of the ten most popular summer vacation destinations in the country. What many visitors do not know is that Door County hides

Fishing can indeed be excellent throughout the length of the River.  Access in some spots is a walk across the road and in others a very long hike.  The Lamar

Originating in Yellowstone National Park, the Snake flows south through Jackson Hole before it heads west into Idaho. Along the way, it gathers waters from major tributaries including the Gros

There are several points to reach the Piedra. But a good deal of it is away from roads and occasionally in box canyons. The good news is lots of good

Lees Ferry is considered one of the Blue Ribbon Trout fisheries in the United States.  The water runs gin clear for the most part with only the deepest pools causing

Boysen Reservoir Fishery includes a section of the Wind River from the Boysen Dam (N43.40732 W108.17070) through the Wind River Canyon. It then continues to the Wedding of the Waters

The Green River is born in the Wind River Mountains and flows some 300+ miles through Wyoming.  It sees great, diverse geography on its way including lakes and impoundments.  There

There are a number of Fisheries along the Owens River in the Eastern Sierra and we are only describing one of them in this article which is Lake Crowley and

The Kennebago River flows from the Quebec border to Mooselookmeguntic Lake in western Maine, interrupted only by a few small ponds and a dam at the lower end of Big