Taimen in Yellowstone?

  • By: Steven Spigelmyer
A nice consolation prize

Week 4: I didn't know if there was a fish in Yellowstone's Trout Lake large enough to eat a mouse pattern, but I tied it on anyway.

No Walk in the Park

  • By: Steven Spigelmyer
Casting in a blizzard on June

Week 3: Cold, wet, rainy... but there are still fish to be caught in the Yellowstone region.

Waiting It Out

  • By: Steven Spigelmyer
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Steven here reporting from Yellowstone, Week #2: The Firehole and Gibbon rivers looked more like rivers in Willy Wonka's Factory than blue-ribbon fisheries...

On a Fishin' Mission

  • By: Steven Spigelmyer
Steven and his friend Dan and a large fish bum trout

My name is Steven Spigelmyer, I'm 20 years old, from Las Vegas. And I'm spending the summer as a trout bum in and around Yellowstone National Park. These are my stories.

Required Reading

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New adventures from a favorite fly-fishing penman

Taking a Bow

  • By: Paul Guernsey

What is the most important milestone in an angler's career? Most fly-fishers would probably tell you it's that usually awkward, always triumphant, moment when you hook and land your first fish on a fly. My own first fly-caught trout came from the Little Beaverkill, just upriver from Junction Pool in

Robbed by RAT's

  • By: Ted Williams

You're losing more than money when you have to pay to fish public water

Cutthroats in Paradise

  • By: Ed Carroll

Floating the Middle Fork of Idaho's Salmon River

A Rookie in Big Sky Country

  • By: Jim Reilly

Sure, this region boasts some of the world's best fly-fishing. But you better come prepared...