There are certain things that will ruin you as an angler. Of course, by ruin I mean spoil you so thoroughly that you don't want to do an...

A big part of guiding is knowing where to find fish. Of course, it also helps to know what those fish will eat once you find them. However, ...

For years, I have dabbled occasionally in fishing at night. Many of my largest fish have been caught at night, although that is a bit mislea...

There are guide trips, and then there are guides guiding guides. Of course, it is possible for there to be some crossover between the two. L...

So far this year, I have seen numerous 20"+ fish come to the net on guided float and wade trips. Lots of happy smiling anglers have had...

Guide trips seem to always be in a state of flux right up until the moment I meet the angler(s) for the day. This past Friday things were no...

Before you start thinking I started floating another river, let's clear that up now. This is the same river I've been having some gr...

Luck. Some of us have it and some of us don't. If you are like me, you will get a good run of luck, but the whole time you are dreading ...

The best day I've ever had on the Caney Fork happened just this week. In fact, as close as possible, I had a repeat again yesterday, but...

When two fly fishing guides with busy schedules plan an intentional guides' day off, you never know what is going to happen. When not ta...

Recent float trips have been producing some nice fish. The other day, an angler hooked an 18" brown trout and played it perfectly thro...

Last week, I had a great opportunity to fish with my dad, but it was a chance that almost didn't happen. On Tuesday, I decided that I wa...