The Upper Midwest offers some of the best fly fishing you can find. One thing I love most about my region is the ability to chase numerous species of fish throughout the course of the year. Winter is trout season. Spring is trout, steelhead and carp. Summer is bass season, and fall is musky and... Continue Reading →
I’ve been bugging Micah for a while to take me on a trip outside of the US. We were just coming up on our 5-year wedding anniversary this past August, and although we had done a lot of traveling together in the US, we had yet to cross international borders outside of a small drive... Continue Reading →
Abigail and I visited Wyoming for the first-time last year when we went to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National park. During the trip, we fell in love the state and knew return trips would be inevitable. Our absence would only last 11 months as we returned over the 4th of July weekend, this time... Continue Reading →
I’ve been fortunate to travel all over our beautiful country, but one place I had yet to visit was the state of Colorado. A Year ago, a buddy of mine from the Driftless Area, Jason Rieke, moved out to Estes Park to be a fishing guide. I had always wanted to travel to Colorado, but... Continue Reading →
Having friends in fishy places is a nice luxury. Last year, we visited our friend Will in Jackson, WY; my cousin Andrew in Tampa, FL; and our friend Conner in Seattle, WA. These connections give a good excuse to hop in the truck or board a plane and head somewhere different to fish new water.... Continue Reading →
I’ve always appreciated well made things with a story behind them. As I’ve gotten more connected with the local fly fishing community I have built friendships with some super creative and artistic people (see O’Pros blog, Dead Drift blog, Ted Hansen blog). A few years ago, a buddy of mine told me about a friend... Continue Reading →
A Great Lake steelhead has been a fish that I have had on my list for a while now. Several attempts to put hands on my first had all failed, including two trips already this spring. I knew at some point what seemed to be impossible would be inevitable, but when would that be? For... Continue Reading →
I graduated with a degree in business marketing and am lucky to still have two very good friends from the marketing/communications department who now work for South Dakota and Minnesota Tourism. A few years ago we made a very fun fishing trip out to South Dakota, thanks to my friend there; but late last year,... Continue Reading →
Someone recently said that I am unable to take a vacation without incorporating fishing. I won’t name any names, but I had to prove to Abigail that indeed it is possible. So, this is me letting you know ahead of time that there is NO FISHING CONTENT in this post, but I’d like to think... Continue Reading →
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