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Trout don't feed in one layer of water. They feed in three — surface for hatching adults, the film for emergers, the col...
06/12/2026

Trout don't feed in one layer of water. They feed in three — surface for hatching adults, the film for emergers, the column for nymphs. A single dry covers one layer. A dry-dropper covers two. The math is the argument.

Four proven pairings. Four water types. Hopper-Dropper Classic for banks and grass edges. Technical Mayfly Rig for spring creeks and selective fish. Caddis-Water Rig for riffles. Heavy Water Rig for deep runs and pocket water.

June is the peak window — post-runoff clarity, stacking hatches, trout still feeding opportunistically across every column. The full guide breaks down the rig anatomy, the four pairings, and which one to fish for the water in front of you.

👉 Read the full guide:
https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/dry-dropper-rig-pairings

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You fish hard all day. You get to the river early. You work it until you've had enough. Then you call it at 6 PM and hea...
06/09/2026

You fish hard all day. You get to the river early. You work it until
you've had enough. Then you call it at 6 PM and head home — just
before the best fishing of the day starts.

The last 90 minutes of legal light outfish the entire midday window
combined. Water cools. Insects pour off the surface. Trout that hugged
deep seams at noon work the shallow shelf at 8:30 PM. And the water
that was crowded at midday is empty. The bite isn't unreliable. Our
timing is.

Today on the blog: Evening Fly Fishing — the window most anglers miss.
The three evening windows (golden hour, magic hour, legal dark), what
hatches in each one, and eight patterns including a mouse for after
dark.

👉 Full guide: https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/evening-fly-fishing-window-most-anglers-miss

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You've got the right fly in the box. You're on the water at the right time. You're making decent drifts in decent water....
06/05/2026

You've got the right fly in the box. You're on the water at the right
time. You're making decent drifts in decent water. And you're catching
a fraction of what's actually possible.

The Yellow Sally is the most misunderstood stonefly in American fly
fishing. It hatches every warm afternoon from late May into August,
on nearly every wild trout watershed in the country. Trout key on it
hard. And most anglers fish it wrong — sizing up when they should
size down, dead-drifting when they should twitch, fishing the dun
when fish are eating emergers. The hatch isn't unreliable. Our read
on it is.

June Fly of the Month: a deep dive on the small yellow stonefly most
anglers misread. Where the pattern came from, how to actually read
the hatch, the three mistakes that cost you fish, and the eight
patterns that earn their place in a Sally fly box.

👉 Full guide: https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/fly-of-the-month-yellow-sally

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Every famous June hatch has a quiet twin.The Green Drake gets the magazine covers. The Sulphur catches the fish. The Sal...
06/02/2026

Every famous June hatch has a quiet twin.

The Green Drake gets the magazine covers. The Sulphur catches the fish.
The Salmonfly fills the boat ramps. The Yellow Sally fills the net. The Hex headlines the Au Sable. The smallmouth on a popper out-fishes both. Every region has a famous hatch — and a producing hatch nobody's writing about.

We just put together a coast-to-coast late spring and early summer hatch guide. Six watersheds. Twenty-four patterns. The producing hatches that out-fish the famous ones, region by region — from Eastern Sulphurs to Western Yellow Sallies, Hex water in the Midwest to spinner falls in the Pacific Northwest.

👉 Full guide:
https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/late-spring-early-summer-fly-fishing-hatch-guide

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Most anglers fish the salmonfly hatch for about ten days — the week or ⁠two it's popping on their home water. Then they ...
05/29/2026

Most anglers fish the salmonfly hatch for about ten days — the week or ⁠
two it's popping on their home water. Then they put the big foam away and ⁠
move on. But that's not the hatch. That's a slice of it.⁠
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The salmonfly hatch is a wave. It starts in late May on low-elevation ⁠
main-stem rivers and climbs up-elevation through June into early July — ⁠
freestone water, then mid-elevation valleys, then upper tributaries at ⁠
8,000+ feet. Same hatch. Different elevation. Four to six weeks of peak ⁠
fishing for the anglers who know how to follow it.⁠
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Our new guide breaks down the whole pilgrimage — why the hatch moves, the ⁠
four phases that dictate how you fish it, and exactly which patterns to ⁠
carry at every stage. The fish are bigger than they'll be all year, and ⁠
the window is wider than most anglers realize.⁠
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👉 Read the full guide: https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/salmonfly-pilgrimage-chasing-hatch-up-elevation

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Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer fishing — and we're kicking off our biggest Memorial Day Sale yet...
05/21/2026

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer fishing — and we're kicking off our biggest Memorial Day Sale yet to help you gear up for it. May 21 through May 25.

Save up to 33% on our ready-to-fish combo kits — Crystal Creek, Flat Creek, Dream Stream, Yellowstone Signature, and more. Plus 15% off select gear including carbon fiber landing nets, sling packs, fishing vests, fly boxes, JHFLYCO apparel and hats, and the tools and accessories that keep you efficient on the water.

Whether you're picking up a complete combo for a new angler, restocking your gear before the summer hatches hit, or finally grabbing that carbon fiber net you've been eyeing — this is the weekend to do it.

👉 Shop Now: https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/collections/memorial-day-sale

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The Stonefly Life Stages Assortment is here — the fly box version of this month's Fly of the Month playbook. Six proven ...
05/19/2026

The Stonefly Life Stages Assortment is here — the fly box version of this month's Fly of the Month playbook. Six proven nymph patterns and two adult dries, curated to cover the full stonefly lifecycle from juvenile nymphs to adult egg-laying flights.

Inside: Kaufmann's Stonefly Nymph – Black, Mark's Stonefly – Brown, Southfork Stone, Beadhead Flashback Stonefly – Black, Beadhead Micro Golden Stone, Rootbeer Yuk Bug Conehead, Black Stimulator, and Golden Stone. 24 flies total, all mounted in our high-visibility Orange Foam Fly Box.

Whether you're fishing pre-runoff nymph rigs, dialing in for the salmonfly hatch, or chasing yellow sallies on summer afternoons — this is the box that anchors your stonefly fishing year-round.

👉 Shop Now: https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/collections/loaded-foam-fly-boxes/products/jhflyco-stonefly-life-stages-assortment

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The Silvertip Predator Series is here. Five purpose-built combo kits for the water trout gear can't handle.We built this...
05/15/2026

The Silvertip Predator Series is here. Five purpose-built combo kits for the water trout gear can't handle.

We built this lineup around a medium-fast action rod and a sealed-drag large arbor reel — paired with matched fly lines, leaders, backing, and a hard rod-and-reel case. Whether you're chasing king salmon on the Kenai, bonefish on tropical flats, or musky in your local backwaters, there's a kit built for the water you fish.

The lineup:
🎣 Kenai River (8WT Sink Tip) — Alaska salmon, big-water trout
🎣 Tarpon Alley (10WT) — Saltwater flats, tarpon, big game
🎣 Andros Bone Crusher (8WT) — Bonefish, permit, tropical flats
🎣 Chinook (10WT Sink Tip) — King salmon, heavy sinking line work
🎣 Freshwater Predator (8WT) — Bass, pike, musky, carp, big trout

👉 Shop the series — https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/collections/predator-series-combo-kits

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We've teamed up with and an incredible lineup of partners to bring you the Alaska Susitna Valley Fly Fishing Trip & Gea...
05/12/2026

We've teamed up with and an incredible lineup of partners to bring you the Alaska Susitna Valley Fly Fishing Trip & Gear Giveaway! 🏔️🎣⁠

One lucky winner will score:⁠
✅ An all-inclusive fly fishing trip to the Susitna River tributaries with Fishhound Expeditions 🇺🇸⁠
✅ Premium gear from Jackson Hole Fly Company and our sponsors⁠
💰 **Total prize package worth $6,000!**⁠
From wild rainbows to running salmon, this is your chance to experience Alaska's remote rivers and the fishing adventure of a lifetime.⁠

📅 Entries open May 11–20 — don't miss out!⁠

📌 **How to enter:**⁠
1️⃣ Like this post⁠
2️⃣ Tag two fishing buddies below⁠
3️⃣ Enter through the link
https://www.wetflyswing.com/win-an-alaska-susitna-valley-fly-fishing-trip-and-gear-giveaway/

Good luck, and tight lines!⁠
*Winner announced live on May 21.*⁠

This giveaway is sponsored by:⁠
Jackson Hole Fly Company: ⁠
Scientific Anglers: ⁠
Fishpond: ⁠
Lamson: ⁠
Tatton Baird: ⁠
Golden Fly Shop: .shop⁠
Smitty's Fly Box: ⁠
San Juan Rodworks: ⁠
SalmonState: ⁠
Stillwater Edge: ⁠
Fishhound Expeditions: ⁠
Moccasin: ⁠
Fish Alaska Magazine: ⁠
Rainy's Flies: ⁠
Susitna River Coalition: ⁠
Fly Fish With Me Utah: ⁠
The School of Fishing: ⁠
Wet Fly Swing Podcast:

The salmonfly hatch is two weeks. The stonefly nymph is twelve months. Trout know the difference — most anglers don't.Ou...
05/08/2026

The salmonfly hatch is two weeks. The stonefly nymph is twelve months. Trout know the difference — most anglers don't.

Our May Fly of the Month breaks down the stonefly playbook: lifecycle, four species, and the nymph-to-dry transition that separates a good fly box from a great one.

Whether you're nymphing pre-runoff or prepping foam dries, this is the category that covers more of your year than any other.

👉 Full guide:
https://jacksonholeflycompany.com/blogs/fly-fishing-tips/fly-of-the-month-stoneflies
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