Ho Ho Ho!!!
We now have our classic tee in vintage red size small through 2XL. Lo Pros will be back in stock soon! Stay tuned! Click this link (the one I add right after the colon) to see what else we have in the shop: shop.rouseflyfishing.com
Merry Merry!!!
Kati
Little Red River Fishing Report 12.1.16
Fishing conditions: good
Water flow: low to medium
Visibility: 54 inches
Water condition: clear
Water temp at midday: 53 degrees F
When nymphing, stay in front or behind generation flows. When fishing streamers, stay on the generation flows or on the falling flows.
For full report by Tony, go to http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Good stuff from Field and Stream! Please read!
Little Red River Fishing Report 11.25.16
Fishing conditions: good
Water flow: low to medium
Visibility: 54 inches
Water condition: clear
Water temp at midday: 53 degrees F
Nymphing is most productive right now. Use more weight. Tungsten beads are preferable.
For full report by Cameron, go to http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Little Red River Fishing Report
Fishing conditions: Good
Flow: low to medium
Visibility: 54 inches
Water condition: clear
Water temp at midday: 55 degrees F
When fishing in areas where spawning fish may be present, it is crucial that anglers gain knowledge on how to navigate the river. Avoid rowing your boat through redds. When wading, do not walk through redds.
For full report by Jordan, go to http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Mitch with a nice looking flannel.
HANGIN’ WITH THE CREW . So glad to have everyone back home. We enjoyed a big family dinner of vegan quinoa and black beans, fresh fruit, big salad, bonfire and a little disc golf in the yard. Jamie and I couldn’t have picked a better group of guys to be part of our team. This is our first family photo. Tony didn’t get the flannel memo. Fish happy, Kati
Little Red River Fishing Report 11.10.16
Fishing conditions: good
Flow: low to medium
Visibility: 54 inches
Water condition: clear
Water temp at midday: 54 degrees F
The Rouse crew has been sneaking around in drift boats for a stealthier approach. If you can, keep your motors off and row more!
For full report by Matt, go to http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Enjoyed contributing to the Wading Lab boot review. Check out the details on the Orvis Encounters here. I am loving them!
Fish happy,
Kati
Last cast!
Lucy the rescue dog is home after being missing for almost 48 hours. #luckypup #welovelucy #shenanigans (at Heber Springs, Arkansas)
FALL IS HERE!
So excited as we jump into fall! Jamie and I just got back with our pack from Florida. Tony just got back from Alaska and Matt is headed to Arkansas next week! That means we will have our full team together, which makes me super happy. We will probably celebrate with a team dinner of vegan quinoa! Matt loves it and the consensus from the carnivorous guides is that it is surprisingly good.
We have just a few fall spots left and winter is starting to get full. Go ahead and let me know if you have some dates in mind, so that you don’t miss out!
Enjoy this little gallery from the last few weeks!
Fish happy,
Kati
PC Jamie rowing pic: Connor Cockrell
Awesome sunrise shot by @henryophotography.
Little Red River Fishing Report 9.1.16
Flow: Low to medium
Fishing conditions: Good
Visibility: 52 inches
Water condition: Clear
Water temp at midday: 58 degrees F
Try a hopper dropper rig. The hopper will get smacked on occasion.
Full report by Capt. Rouse:
http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Beautiful little trout makes for a good start to the week. That and Little Man ate three green beans last night. He liked them. It’s the little things.
Fish happy,
Kati
Digging the rain.
Monday mornings aren’t so bad.
Great tips from Orvis on detecting strikes when nymphing.
Little Red River Fishing Report 7.27.16
Water flow: low to medium
Water condition: clear
Visibility: 52 inches
Early morning late evening bites seem to be the best.
Full report by Capt. Rouse:
http://www.orvis.com/fishing_report.aspx?locationid=5920
Yampa float.