Often the best blue wing olive hatches happen during inclement weather. Justin Theodorakos casts to risers on the Blue.

The Colorado River in Fall.

Hot Creek should be on every angler's "to fish" list.

Any fish in the net is a good fish.

A day spent on the river with friends always makes for good memories. Brothers Jake and Pete Chambers fish a nice riffle in Oregon.

Spring Steelhead fishing on the Oregon Coast.

Oregon's McKenzie River offers outstanding dry fly fishing for beautiful rainbow trout.

This large spring creek is a very unique fishery and will test any anglers merit.

I enjoy being on the water at sunrise, even if nothing is hatching.

This brown trout definatly filled up my net. The fish took a #18 black AP nymph.

White is by far my favorite color for streamer patterns. These flies were tied to mimic sick or wounded hatchery fish.

Kortney Kirkeby fishing a nice seam on the Roaring Fork.

Streamers fished to undercut banks often yeild pleasing results.

Pete Gruendyke tails an 18lb Steelhead.

A classic steelhead pattern.

Northern California's Trinity River has a great run of winter steelhead.

Washington's "OP" has many world famous streelhead waters.

Rainbow trout of any size are beautiful. Kortney Kirkeby cradles a dun sipper.

Trout of this size will put a good bend in a 4 wt., and will test your knot tying abilities.

Fishing the blue wing olive hatch in the fall can result in some memorable days on the river.

Throwing large streamer patterns is a great way to target large browns.

Fall is a fabulous time for fly fishing Colorado.

A healthy rainbow to net.

Unfortunately, I can't tell you where this is at, but there are plenty of monster browns eager to take dries in this pool.

This section of the South Platte River is home to some extradonary trout.

Three guys, five rods, spring on the Roaring Fork.

The colors found on the gill plates of brown trout are stunning.