
The June Fly Box for Catskills Trout
A practical June trout fly box for Catskills freestones and Delaware tailwaters, with sulphurs, drakes, caddis, Isonychia, warm-water checks, and fly choices by water type.
Tips, guides, and stories about fly fishing, fly tying, and making the most of your My Custom FlyBox experience.

A practical June trout fly box for Catskills freestones and Delaware tailwaters, with sulphurs, drakes, caddis, Isonychia, warm-water checks, and fly choices by water type.

A practical guide to the dry flies, nymphs, streamers, and temperature decisions that belong in a September Catskills trout box.

A practical guide to fishing late-summer Trico hatches: when to show up, how to read the rise, what flies to carry, and when to leave trout alone in warm water.

A practical early fall fly box for Catskills trout, with olives, Isonychias, caddis, terrestrials, small nymphs, and streamers for September water.

A practical August trout fly box for Catskills freestones and Delaware tailwaters, with terrestrials, small olives, summer nymphs, streamers, water-temperature checks, and when to leave trout alone.

A practical July trout fly box for Catskills freestones and Delaware tailwaters, with flies, sizes, timing, water-temperature checks, and when to stop fishing.

A practical guide to sulphur mayfly hatches, from reading rise forms and choosing emergers, duns, and spinners to building a summer fly box for Catskills freestones and Delaware tailwaters.

A practical guide to reading trout water by current speed, depth, cover, food delivery, and season so you can choose better flies and make fewer wasted casts.

Low, clear trout water calls for quiet feet, longer leaders, smaller flies, and the discipline to stop when temperature or fish stress says the day is over.

A practical guide to fishing ants, beetles, hoppers, and small foam dries for trout on Catskills freestones, Delaware tailwaters, and late-summer trout streams.

A practical guide to packing, fishing, and trimming down a brook trout fly box for shaded headwaters, Catskills tributaries, and small freestone streams.

A practical guide to choosing flies, reading water, and fishing safely when trout rivers are up, pushy, and off-color.

A practical way to stock a trout fly box for one river at a time, using season, water type, hatches, trout behavior, and a few dependable patterns instead of carrying everything you own.

Penns Creek in central Pennsylvania carries one of the state's most consistent trout populations. Here is what anglers should know about its hatches, access points, and the fly selection that works on a stream that demands patience and attention to detail.

A practical guide to fishing the West Branch Delaware River in New York, covering seasons, hatches, sections, flies, and access for anglers who want to make the most of one of the Northeast's classic trout waters.

Reading the water, matching the conditions, and picking the right presentation so you stop wasting casts and start catching trout.

A guide to fishing the two most famous Catskill rivers — when to go, what hatches to watch for, and which flies to carry through the season.

A practical guide to matching the hatch on trout streams without buying a new box of flies or overcomplicating what is already a straightforward idea.

A practical breakdown of what to put in your fly box for Catskills trout in May, from the first Blue Wing Olives to the late-May Hendrickson, with sizes, patterns, and the order you should reach for them.

A practical trout angler's guide to reading water temperature, choosing cooler water, and knowing when to stop fishing for the day.

A practical guide to using USGS stream gauges before a trout trip, including flow, gauge height, water temperature, trends, and safety checks.

Learn how to create and organize your perfect fly box in the My Custom FlyBox app with this step-by-step guide.

Everything you need to know to start your fly fishing journey, from choosing your first rod to selecting the right flies.

These essential dry fly patterns will cover most hatches you'll encounter on the water. Perfect for beginners and experts alike.