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By Richard Magill After moving from Montana about a year ago, I haven't been able to throw any of my trout spey rods due to the size of the fisheries I have been targeting. That all changed one day at...

When it comes to dry fly hackle, both capes and saddles from roosters have the feathers you want to use. It’s important that these are from a rooster and not a hen. Hen feathers aren’t the best for dry flies...

The Mercury Blood Midge, tied by Blue Quill's Head Guide Pat Dorsey, is one of our favorite attractor patterns to use on winter nymph rigs. This pattern imitates a red midge larva – also called a blood midge – that's prominent in...

Kerry needs our help. Kerry Caraghar, our Director of Training, has dedicated his career to the wonderful world of fly fishing in Colorado. Over his 40+ year career, he has shared his passion and has introduced more people to fly...