Posts by Pat Dorsey

Between November and March, trout overwinter in slower runs and deep pools. These locations provide trout with the largest quantity of food, while expending the least amount of energy. Savvy anglers learn quickly to avoid fast riffles, runs, and rapids as these areas have fewer fish. Unlike the summer months, when fishing can be excellent…

The Top Secret Midge is one of my go-to patterns for the winter months. I would strongly recommend carrying this proven pattern in sizes 22-26. It fishes best as the dropper in a two or three fly tandem rig. I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I have over the years! Jay Nichols…

Join myself and several other well-known fly tiers for the St. Vrain Fly Tying Expo. This is one event you do not want to miss! It is held at the American Legion Post 315 South Bowen Street, Longmont, CO. Hours are from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. See you there!

Autumn is a special time of year. Dry fly enthusiasts are fooling trout with Tricos and blue-winged olives in the slower pools and tail-outs. The dry fly fishing has been nothing short of spectacular! It’s hard to go wrong with a size 20 Sparkle Dun for blue-winged olives and a #24 Stalcup’s CDC Trico Comparadun…