Hanging by a Thread Font size: Editor 12/08/2010 08:52:00 Thread, silk, cotton whatever you call it, it is probably the most important part of a fly other than the hook Have you ever experimented

  This looks pretty neat to me, not sure where you can buy this but I will be looking. SHARK TOOTH F0945 $4.95 ………………………………………………̷

  Dear River Advocate, October and November are great months to host a National River Cleanup™. Low vegetation exposes more trash, the weather is just the right temperature, and volunteers

  Little Juniata River Blair & Huntingdon Counties August 2 – 4, 2010 Sampling Technique – Towed Boat (two) Electrofishing From August 2 through August 4, 2010 a portion of the Little

  Noteworthy Dates August 26 to September 6 – Visit DEC Exhibits at the 2010 New York State Fair. Make sure to stop by DEC’s informational and entertaining exhibits and displays

Dear John, Thousands of Americans have spoken out as part of the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative this summer about priorities for the President’s conservation and recreation agenda – restoring

Felt-soled Waders Carry Invasive Algae. A threat to angling in fresh water streams and rivers across New York and other parts of the world is the invasive algae known as Didymo or "rock

TGF Bulletin Action Alert Immediate Help Needed to KEEP GAS DRILLING MORATORIUM in place! The public has spoken here in the Delaware River Watershed and, as a result, a moratorium on natural gas production

  "If I were a trout, I would ascend every stream until I found the Rondout." Fishing the Willowemoc  Spring is officially upon us, which means the start of fishing season

TGF NEWS TGF AND TROUT UNLIMITED WORK WITH SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN IN ADDRESSING NATURAL GAS DRILLING TGF is pleased to inform its members that TU and TGF have joined together for an initiative

I put out my trail cam to see if i can catch something big by my stand and i found these guys hanging around.

I went to Oatka Creek today with Luke, Andy and Jessie, to tangle with Trico's and trout. The surface fishing was very tough!!!!, so we went to nymphing and it paid off big time. the nymphs i

I went to Oatka Creek today with Luke, Andy and Jessie, to tangle with Trico's and trout. The surface fishing was very tough!!!!, so we went to nymphing and it paid off big time. the nymphs i

I went to Oatka Creek today with Luke, Andy and Jessie, to tangle with Trico's and trout. The surface fishing was very tough!!!!, so we went to nymphing and it paid off big time. the nymphs i

I know that they like cold water, but what is the coldest temperature that they will live in? what is the highest? Rainbow trout: 44 - 75 (61 optimal)Steelhead: 38 - 48 (52 optimal)Brown trout: 44

I know that they like cold water, but what is the coldest temperature that they will live in? what is the highest? Rainbow trout: 44 - 75 (61 optimal)Steelhead: 38 - 48 (52 optimal)Brown trout: 44

I know that they like cold water, but what is the coldest temperature that they will live in? what is the highest? Rainbow trout: 44 - 75 (61 optimal)Steelhead: 38 - 48 (52 optimal)Brown trout: 44

Well the dogs days are here and so are the Trico's!!!! these madding little devils drive us nuts and also reward those who are patient and sneaky.

I went this weekend to chase our warm water friends and give the trout a well deserved rest with this heat wave. The fishing was slow, but i managed a few bass and one very lg golden trout about

The hot weather is here and try to let the our cold water friends have a break and go after the warm water critters. I'll be chasing bass as of this weekend , so i post conditions and what is going