What to bring for an enjoyable fishing experience

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• Waders are always a good idea, and a requisite in the winter.  Most all of the places we will be fishing, have cold water.  A fun day of fishing can turn sour if you are cold.

• Depending on the location, either a 5 or 6wt to 8wt single handed rod, or a 6wt to 9wt two-handed rod.

• The lines again will depend on location, but multiple tip lines with sinking tips are always a favorite in the winter.  .

• A good waterproof wading jacket.  In the winter this will be a lifesaver if the skies open up half way through the float.

• If you have a favorite lifejacket, bring it.  I carry several in case you do not have one.

• Polarized sunglasses.  Nothing will end a good day of fishing like a 3" lead eyed bunny leach to the eye.  Even in the winter, it is a good idea to always wear eye protection of some sort.  

• All necessary fishing licenses.

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What I provide

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• A cooler with ice, lunch when specified.

• Lifejackets (I have several, but you are always welcome to bring your own).

• Flies, rods, reels, lines, etc.   All of my flies are ones that I personally fish with.

• An enjoyable, educational and fun trip that will leave you wanting more!

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If you have questions about your gear, or if you need waders or boots, let’s chat, I might be able to find some to loan you.