Unless you've been introduced to tight-line nymphing, indicator nymphing is probably the technique you use to get the job done. Throughout my time on the water I've fished a couple different strike indicators a...
While many may disagree that there are a few "best" flies when fly fishing the NC delayed Harvest system, I have not found this to be the case. Over the last four or five years fishing NC DH water, I've found t...
Here at Fish on the Fly we're just beginning to video some of our experiences; over our last several trips out we've taken some footage and here's where we are. We hope you enjoy and look forward to creating mo...
The Truth
Dry fly fishing can be one of the most exhilarating ways to catch fish. However, in MANY scenarios even if fish are rising, throwing a dry fly on may not be the best way to catch quality fish.
I'm...
In case you haven't already used or heard about this product I want to tell you a little bit about tungsten putty. I started using tungsten putty about a year ago after a fellow shop owner nearby recommended it...
When I first started fly fishing with my Uncle in the Appalachian mountains of North Carolina I was astounded by the number of public designated trout streams near my house.
It's important for anyone new to ...
Some anglers are quick to blame an unsuccessful trip on the weather, the flies they used, or the fact that "the fish just weren't biting". Well I've got some discomforting news for you; odds are somebody out th...
For most average anglers in North Carolina who don't have access to private trout water, delayed harvest streams/ponds are always a great opportunity to have some fun. For those of you who don't know what "dela...
This weekend we went to fish some Delayed Harvest water in Ashe County, NC. Helton Creek fished very well despite extremely low, clear water conditions. We went and fished it on Saturday (12/3/16) from about 10...