Vermont is among the smallest states in the USA. Sixth smallest in this case with a population of less than a million people. Judging from the size, it isn’t easy to determine if fly fishing is something worth it here. Small things don’t yield small results always. This is the case of Vermont. For instance,
Connecticut is a state that is often underrated by traveling fly fishermen and women. The place boasts at least a little of everything in angling. From the small water creeks that are heavily wooded to the open water fishing offerings on the Atlantic Ocean. Common names among residents are Housatonic and Farmington Rivers. But there
We can’t compare fly fishing in Minnesota now to what it was four or five decades back. Despite not having gained popularity rapidly, we can still witness a greater increase in the numbers. The North Star state brags about 10,000 and more streams, rivers, reservoirs, and lakes. Let’s say it is an all-rounded place to
Washington is a whole tale. The western side boasts excellent temperate rainforests and homes whirling rivers and beautiful dripping ferns. Fly fishing is vast in this state and spawning salmon and wild steelhead are popular here. What will interest you more is going past the crest of the Cascade Mountains. You will find the opposite
Missouri opens the trout season on March 1st at Bennet Springs. As a norm here, the trout opener commences in four state parks. If you have been present during the opening days, you know its an amazing sight. The air raid sirens produce soft soothing sounds to signal that it is all clear for the
Boasting over 21,000 miles of potential streams and rivers, any angler can tell that Indiana is among the new destinations for any adventurous fly fisher. However, for non-residents, fishing can’t come to mind when anyone asks of activities that are fun to do in this state. The Hoosier State is famous for college games, farmland,
No angler would turn down an offer to go fly fishing in Wyoming. This state boasts over 27,000 miles of waterways. From the gin-clear trout streams to the wild rivers. Even as the state is sparsely populated, the meandering is an assurance of life. The high mountain meadows and soaring peaks guard the sparkling trout
Take a walk in the angler’s paradise of West Virginia and know how it feels to have the first-hand experience with water life. The lush greenery, fertile lands, beautiful landscapes, and numerous waterways all make it a comfortable place for fishermen to wet their lines and confirm if their flies need some more tying or
The Southwest areas of the United States are covered by desolate mountains and vast deserts dominating the landscape. Very few people will think of fly fishing when a conversation on these areas comes up. A good part of New Mexico falls in this description. There are 5 national parks in this state, beautiful grasslands, and
Do you want an escape to a location with all-year-round fly fishing opportunities? Arizona is it. Regardless of whether you are a resident, a visitor in the winter or summer, there is certainly a spot or more that you will find intriguing to wet your lines. All across this country, there is a wide diversity
