Exploring the Caddis Life Cycle with Top CFA Caddis Fly Fishing Flies for Your Next Adventure

Stoneflies belong to the order Plecoptera and are primarily found in clean, oxygen-rich waters. With over 3,000 species worldwide, their diversity means different types can be discovered in various aquatic environments. Among the most notable types of stoneflies for anglers are: Little Yellow Sally (Isocoresa morrisoni) Golden Stonefly (Hesperoperla pacifica) Salmonfly (Pteronarcys californica)

Among the many fly patterns available, few have stood the test of time quite like the pheasant tail fly. Known for its effectiveness in...

When it comes to fly fishing, choosing the right bait is crucial. It can be the difference between a successful day on the water and an empty cooler. Among the options anglers have, squirmy worms have become a standout favorite. However, not all squirmy worms are the same. The CFA JIG SQUIRMY WORMS rise above standard offerings found in fly shops. This article will explore why these worms are a superior choice, particularly in stained and difficult waters.

Fishing is a beloved pastime for many, and the choice of the right fly can make all the difference. In the world of fly fishing, hand-tied flies have gained immense popularity. Colorado Fly Angler flies are crafted meticulously using various materials, offering anglers a unique edge when it comes to catching fish. This guide will explore the nuances of selecting the best hand-tied flies for your fishing trips and how to maximize your chances for success.

We've been getting out and taking trips on the Uncompahgre River this month. This is a great time of year to fish the the tailwaters and any

Testing out the new Oros extra small strike indicators and Airlock Centerline Strike Indicators

Anatomy of a Fly: The Scarface Baetis is a true guide fly. It was born out of the necessity to have a replicative Baetis pattern that...

As fly fishermen we dream about time spent on the water. It's what we live for; those moments of hooking up with our desired species. The...

What I had heard sounded very similar to tight line nymphing, a traditional method that we use quite a bit here in the States presently;...

I'm proud to announce that I have been invited by the crew at Avidmax to join their AvidAngler Program. This program allows CFA to share...

A test run on the new Korkers Terror Ridge and Devil's Canyon boots.

I took the longest drive ever to Grant's Pass, OR and got the chance to fish the Rogue River. This is a beautiful, large, powerful river...

Well it's that time of year when we see what the trout won't eat.

Well fall fishing is here and the flows on the T are sustaining some hungry trout. Flows are lower but the trout are stacked up in the...

Well after waiting a couple years to get my Euro rod, it finally happened. I woke up late, and to an overcast day. I decided that I would...

Visited the North St. Vrain River today for a little while. The fishing was peculiarly slow. I was working on the Euro game in...

As fly fisherman we dream about time spent on the water. Its what we live for; those moments of hooking up with our desired species. The...