2020 Stillwater Week Dates Announced!
Join Interior Fly Fishing Company in Kamloops, British Columbia for Stillwater Week! A trip for those both new and experienced in stillwater fly fishing.
3 Common Summer Doldrum Myths
Tackling some of the things most commonly mentioned in the same breath as ‘summer doldrums’ in stillwater fly fishing
3 Tips for Fishing “Bomber” Chironomids
Fishing the bomber hatches, those in which large chironomids begin to emerge, can be some of the most exciting parts of the stillwater fly fishing season
Fly Culture’s “Chironie Creator”
Notice: This post is not a paid or commissioned post in any way. This is simply promoting forward-thinking innovation in the fly fishing industry. You know the chironomid patterns that you can’t exactly remember how they ended up in your … Read More
Picking the Right Floating Line for Chironomid Fishing
Choosing a proper fly line for chironomid fishing will make your time spent fly fishing on still waters substantially more enjoyable!
Blue Steel Chromie | Fly Tying Video
The Blue Steel chromie tied with Togen’s Blue Steel Chronie Skin
Chironomid Fishing: What Your Throat Samples Mean
There are few things that can put the missing piece to the puzzle like taking a throat sample. When done properly it does not harm the fish, and you can get an exact reading on what the fish are choosing … Read More
Three Key Things Your Depth Sounder Does for You
There was a time when I thought that depth sounders were cheating. How could someone just attach this little mechanism onto their boat, be able to see the whole underwater world and still call it fair game? This all changed … Read More
Angling Through Intuition
In a split moment of unconscious decision, I steered the vehicle off the highway onto the gravel road. I had a guest that had no experience in fly fishing, why did I feel so drawn to put the boat into … Read More
How to Fish a Naked Line Chironomid Setup
Strike indicators are an incredibly effective tool in stillwater fly fishing, but sometimes it is more fun to take the indicator/swivel setup off and fish a naked line. Though it may feel very approximate at first, it can prove quite … Read More