Bighorn River Blue Winged Olives
The Blue Winged Olive(baetis) hatch continues to be a strong everyday despite the bright and hot weather conditions. The duns have been emerging later in the day [...]
The Blue Winged Olive(baetis) hatch continues to be a strong everyday despite the bright and hot weather conditions. The duns have been emerging later in the day [...]
The midge hatches continue to linger on the Bighorn and the fish are still keyed in on them in the early morning and late evenings. Expect blue [...]
The baetis are coming on strong. Fish are keying in on baetis nymphs most of the day although a zebra midge in the morning is not a [...]
There is an adage that says, “When the fishing is good, move slow. When the fishing is slow, move fast.” On a good day, what reason is [...]
Midge Emergence on the Bighorn River Midge species are extremely abundant on the Bighorn River where water temperatures remain fairly constant year round. Midges have several broods [...]
Dry Fly Floatants – 5 of the Best Fly Duster – Think Frog’s Fanny but better. Fly Duster is a white powder formula applied with a brush [...]
The Bighorn River is simply a bug factory. It hosts abundant insect hatches from February – November.
With the diverse range of insects found in the Bighorn River selecting the right fly pattern is key to angler’s success. Below is collection of the best Bighorn River fly patterns by hatch.