The Backstage Pass

There is a lifetime of ways to enjoy fly fishing in Montana: Walking the banks of a spring creek searching for risers, losing your breath as you hike into an alpine lake in search of solitude and forgiving trout, swinging heavy streamers through the fast, dirty flows of spring runoff. All of the...

The island of Abaco stands as one of the most productive bonefish fisheries in The Bahamas and the Western Hemisphere. A short flight from Nassau, this inviting island offers stunning tropical views, welcoming locals, and all the amenities you might desire. Yellow Dog considers Abaco a fantastic option for committed anglers, couples, and...

Alaska is still considered one of the "last frontiers" of fly fishing, with millions of acres of untarnished wilderness. Hectare after hectare of glaciers, forests, tundra, volcanos, coastline, and untouched rivers combine to make Alaska one of America's greatest assets. It remains one of Yellow Dog's favorite and busiest programs for good reason!...

Streamer fishing flies in the face of what most non-anglers think of when discussing fly fishing. Instead of imitating small bug life, streamers are meant to replicate smaller fish such as minnows or sculpins, juvenile trout, crayfish, or leeches. Many fly anglers have been consumed with "streamer fever" due to its ability to...

Grand Bahama has long been one of Yellow Dog's favorite places to travel to for ease of access, the inviting culture, and the vastness of undisturbed saltwater flats. Long considered one of the best locations in the world for bonefish, Grand Bahama is also home to a larger proportion of big bonefish than...

The summer months in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming are often regarded as the pinnacle of freshwater fly fishing: long days, ample bugs, and glorious weather. It is also some of the busiest months for our rivers, as local and out-of-state anglers look to take advantage of the legendary fishing conditions we all look...