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Go to cartWelcome to our blog of all things we at Emerald Water Anglers touch and care about in the fly fishing world. This has been quite a journey the past 10+ years, scrolling back we have seen some things coming and we continue to make every effort to have the pulse of where this is sport is headed both here in the PWN and globally.
Our next guide staff member to share some of their photography passions is Alex Collier, our backcountry creek and al... more
My Brother-in law and I have formed a very enjoyable Christmas tradition. Fishing. For the last three years, after me... more
We have always felt one of the most important elements of fly fish guiding is not only knowledge of your sport and th... more
So it may have been evident for some time to some people that this was going to happen and to the rest it might be a ... more
1. We close most of our rivers for the month of May to protect wild steelhead during their most prolific spawning se... more
As fall arrives in our region, some anglers begin to feel a bit anxious, almost hormonal in a way. It's the change i... more
This doesn't look so bad I know, but keep reading... So we know it is a part of our job, a job we have chosen to da... more
A new photo contest from our good friend Greg Thomas at Anglers Tonic hopes to exploit the bond between man and canin... more
My wife works for a big financial firm and when we go to holiday events with her co-workers, I dress up and look ev... more
So it isn't as though this is new but I get the feeling many have been sitting around, waiting to see if the fad of ... more
P-Line has been on the market for quite a while and hordes of gear fishermen can attest to the incredible performan... more
Harry Lemire, legendary steelhead fly angler of the Pacific NW exudes his passion and reflections of decades angling... more
I recently took up spey casting, and in doing so I learned a great deal about why fly fishing is important to me. ... more
Well over a decade ago, I moved to Telluride, Colorado in my former career (if you can call it that) as a ski race c... more
It is a bit early in the year to be focusing on the forks of the Snoqualmie but, when the flows are around 500 on t... more
Hatches as most people consider them don't really occur in the the local saltwater of Puget Sound but for those of ... more
There is something about skwala stoneflies that just plain gets me excited! Maybe its because in a few select Western... more
If you're looking for some fish to take your mind off of the pitiful state of the Puget Sound Steelhead for an afte... more
Tell me that the most recent issue of Fly Rod and Reel hasn't printed what I am sitting here reading, oh my GOD! Aft... more
Here in the wonderful state of Washington, we are still allowed to kill one wild steelhead a year. I am not sure the... more
The past couple of weeks, we have been focused on hitting the saltwater, more because it is nice to fish over fish ra... more