Fly Fishing with Doug Stewart

Dark Max Canyon Steelhead Fly The Dark Max Canyon fly had its origin on the Deschutes River because of a chance meeting with an angler w...

Brown Hackle Peacock   Fan wing flies were most popular from the early 1920’s to the early 1950’s. To many, fan wing patterns were very ...

"Heavily-Hackled" Grey Hackle Peacock Fly Fishing the rugged waters of many western rivers and streams can play havoc with man...

Snagged Up! Following are some techniques I've used over the years to unsnag a snagged fly. But a note of caution: Don’t take ...

Doug Stewart with a Winter Steelhead caught with a fly rod. Methods for catching winter steelhead on a fly rod. When I was eleven or ...

Mud Bugger Crawdads, also called Crayfish or Mud Puppies, are a main staple for fish in many lakes and rivers. Crawdad fly patterns are...

Kubitz Special Steelhead Fly The Kubitz Special steelhead fly had an interesting development. When my son Jeff was 12 years old, he was ...

March Brown A Gaudy Fly It’s amazing what flies will work when fish are selective. One day I fished a mayfly hatch f or over an hou...