The Backstage Pass

Alaska has a seemingly endless number of rivers for anglers to explore. It’s no mystery why Alaska is on most people’s bucket lists with its astounding natural beauty and world-class fishing. However, anyone taking a trip to the largest state in America should know what to expect and how to be best prepared...

Blue-winged olives, also known as BWOs and Baetis, can be a prolific hatch all around Montana, especially in the Bozeman area. These bugs hatch in the spring and fall and are a very important food source for trout. They tend to be slightly smaller in fall, but trout can focus on them just...

Alaska encompasses 371 million acres and has more landmass than Montana, California, and Texas combined. The sheer size of the 49th state is immense and in terms of fishable waters is even more staggering. It’s difficult to convey the caliber of just how good the fishing is in the Land of the Midnight...

With fall hanging in the air, kids heading back to school, and temperatures beginning to drop, it’s only natural to find yourself daydreaming about the next saltwater adventure. Now is the time to start planning saltwater trips! Prime weeks and dates are still available!   Working with Yellow Dog gives you access to...

Mexico’s Ascension Bay is known the world over and is certainly one of the most diverse flats fisheries in the Caribbean. The enormous bay sits roughly 90 miles south of Cancun making it a convenient destination for any traveling angler.   And due to strict regulations placed on commercial fishing, the bay has...

British Columbia holds some of the finest freshwater fisheries in the world. Rivers such as the Skeena, Kalum, Copper, Kitimat, are world-class and continually produce some of the largest freshwater fish found on earth including steelhead.   Canada’s beautiful British Columbia is the western-most province and is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and...