Chilly boat ride in matching hats. Thanks @ejflyfish for the pic! (at Little Red River)
That’s a wrap. Fayettechill Spring ‘17 Photo Shoot
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Little Red River Fishing Report 1.26.17
Fishing conditions: good
Water flow: low to high on weekdays, low on weekends
Visibility: clear
Water temp at midday: 53 degrees F
Nymph bite has been strong using sowbugs, scuds and an occasional midge dropper. Also try fishing single flies with no dropper. Sometimes this works better, depending on conditions.
For full report by Jordan, go to http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Breaking in the new Christmas engine. Thank you @wolfandpine for sending my new favorite shirt in time for the holidays. And thanks to Memphis Famiy Vision for the new shades. For the record the previous ones made it through 2 full marathons, one half, many fishing and hiking adventures with a little disc golf on the side prior to the accidental flushing.
On a side note you may notice the river is a bit off color. There are two reasons. The first is this was taken right after the recent rain. By the time we were getting off the river, it had already cleared some. The second is in the edits. It looked more wintry this way. The river is clear now.
Fish happy,
Kati
📷 @rouseflyfish
Monday mornings aren’t so bad.
Cool shot from today!
Happy third day of fall! To celebrate we are giving free stickers with any order from the Gear Shop. You’re welcome. They will look super on your car or Yeti. We put one on our popup, and it’s awesome!
Hope your weekend is spectacular!
Kati
Summer Sweetness on the Little Red
Good times with Jamie, Matt, and Jordan. It has been a super summer. Can’t think of a better way to beat the heat!
Great 18 mile float yesterday on the Yampa.
Brown trout goodness on the Little Red with Capt. Rouse. Thanks to Andy Yambrek for putting this together. Enjoy!
Fun times on the Little Red. Jamie and Matt are getting ready for our Colorado adventure. Tony has already arrived in Alaska. Jordan will hold the fort down for the next few weeks. He has just a few spots left. Happy Friday! Happy Fishing!
Little Red River Fishing Report
5.18.15
Water flow: medium high
Visibility: 30 inches
Water condition: stained
Water temp at midday: 55 degrees F
Stained water can be a great opportunity for a nice brown.
Full report by Capt. Rouse: http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Just a rainy day on the Little Red.
Happy Mother’s Day!
Sam Vester, 86, can outcast most. His group had a great couple of days on the Little Red. Here are the current conditions:
Little Red River Fishing Report
4.29.15
Water flow: medium high
Visibility: 52 inches
Water temp at midday: 52 degrees F
Water condition: clear
The bite has been best with a little cloud coverage. I would imagine 1 generator most of the day will be the norm.
Full report by Capt. Rouse: http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
MORE HIGH WATER GORILLA BOWS
The lake is high, but things are starting to change due to the rain event. They just turned the water off. I would assume they will turn it back on when flooding subsides. Fishing has remained strong.Be careful if you’re going to try this on your own.
Here are a few pics from all the guys from the past week to top off your Thursday! Enjoy!
Hats are here!
Here are some pics over the last week of winter fishing on the White and Little Red to brighten up your Monday. Streamer time has been good.
Frigid weather sets the stage for world-class fishing in Arkansas
Don’t miss out on some world-class fishing in Arkansas during the later months of winter. It’s a wonderful way to connect into nature’s cycle, catch some fish, and breath in your share of re-invigoratingly fresh air.
Great article by Devin O'Dea of Fayettechill on our recent White River adventure.
Desoto Magazine September 2014
“In Ernest Hemingway’s ‘The Old Man and the Sea’ protagonist Santiago does battle with a huge 18’ marlin in the middle of Florida’s Gulf Stream; in Herman Melville’s 'Moby Dick’, Capt. Ahab fights a great white whale to his own death. Today in Arkansas, real-life character, Jamie Rouse, has been stalking trophy trout, walleye and hybrid bass for more than twenty years.”