Gunpowder Falls Tailwater in Monkton, MD Gunpowder Falls is a fantastic fishery with a large variety of bug life and structure making for great trout habitat. The scenery surrounding the River below the Dam feels like you have been transported to a mountain stream far away from the noise and pollution of big city life. 97% of the trout in Gunpowder Falls are Brown Trout. The other 3% are Rainbow and Brook trout. Most Rainbow trout are found within 1.2 miles downstream of the Dam. Gunpowder Falls features an abundance of fishing structure, cut banks, large boulders followed by deep pools and riffles and long runs to fish. Depending on the location you fish there are several opportunities to dissect different types of water.
Monkton, MD
$275.00
The, “Lower” Missouri River section we fish in is below Holter Dam near Wolf Creek and goes to Great Falls, MT. This fishery maintains its water temperatures well and one can fish it year-round. The Missouri river is generous to the new angler looking to catch large trout on a fly rod or can have some of the most technical epic dry fly hatches in the world for the experienced angler.
Missouri River, MT
$700.00
As summer fades away, the flats come alive. Early fall, when fronts start pushing through, our water temp starts to drop and provide unique opportunities for all Tampa Bay has to offer. From blitzing Albies to cruising Cobia, you can expect to see a wide variety of species during the fall and winter months. During this switch of seasons, the tides flip as well. We begin to have lower tides during optimum fishing times. This provides longer periods of time we are able to sight fish tailing redfish and other species crushing the flats. Cooler temps and clear water make this time of year another great opportunity to sight fish the fish of a lifetime. If the beaches are not an option during this time of year due to weather or surf, Tampa Bay offers ample opportunity to fish for juvenile tarpon. It is a great learning opportunity for hooking and fighting tarpon.
Tampa Bay, FL
$550.00
The Lower Sacramento river is FUN! It comes out of Shasta Lake, into Keswick Lake, out of Keswick Dam and then travels down the state of California into the Sacramento Area. We fish the "top section" which is usually from Anderson, CA up to Redding, CA. It all depends on the time of year but you can expect to have an amazing float with plenty of fish to be had. One of the best rivers to catch football sized wild rainbow trout in the lower 48! This place is a trout factory. These fish pull hard. There are many who say that these trout pull as hard, if not harder, than Alaskan rainbows. It is not uncommon to catch plenty of 18"+ fish in a day. There is also times of the year where we can chase steelhead on the fly on this river! Usually around the September time frame. This is an ALL YEAR ROUND fishery with some months performing better than other months. As long as you are on the Lower Sacramento River, you have a chance to battle a radical bow that will be as wild as the scenery.
Redding, CA, USA
$395.00
Savannah, GA
Olympic Peninsula, North Cascades & Seattle Area
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