Saturday, August 29, 2009

The Fall





Big browns, golden cottonwood stands, crisp mountain air, bugling elk, hungry rainbows, and did I say big brown trout? Fall is nearly upon us and so is some of the best fishing of the year. With healthy water levels and very mild temperatures this summer, our rivers are prime for incredible fishing through the fall months. If you haven't fished with us in the fall before there is no better time than now to book a trip for a great new angling experience. Give us a call: 800.732.5687 or 208.726.5282. Photos by John McLaughlin

Late August Fishing Report

"August 20th, 2009

The Calm Before the Fall

by Bryant Dunn

Synopsis

As we head toward September, the regional fishing continues to be very good. Caddis and a variety of mayflies are present on the Big Wood in relatively strong numbers, the Trico spinner fall and associated insect activity highlights the action on Silver Creek and the Big Lost River level has continued to drop. Those who travel “over the hill” are finding fantastic fishing up in the alpine and the high mountain lakes, which remain as great respites from the sometimes crowded waters of the meandering river basins. All in all, it is an excellent time to be fly fishing in the central Rockies." Finish reading the report here.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Beulah and Scott Rods

Silver Creek Outfitters is proud to add Beulah and Scott fly rods to our shop inventory this summer. Beulah spey and switch rods are some of the more beautiful and well designed two-hand rods on the market, while still being affordable. Scott fly rods offer a unique style and premium quality that have attracted many dedicated anglers. Come by and take a test drive today.

Fishing Report Update

"July 29th, 2009

Opportunity Awaits…

by Silver Creek Outfitters

Synopsis

With cooler than normal temperatures expected for the next week, valley anglers can expect to see fishing conditions improve on most of the local waterways. Tricos and Pink Alberts are in full swing and grasshoppers are very abundant this summer due to the tall streamside vegetation. Another byproduct of a wet spring is an abundant mosquito population, so wherever you go angling… make sure you’re protected." Fishing Report 7/29/09

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Weekly Fishing Report 7/17

"July 17th, 2009

The Heat Is On

by Silver Creek Outfitters

Synopsis

With the majority of our rivers on fire right now, the toughest decision awaiting valley anglers is where to go have a great day of fishing. The valley temperatures are expected to rise over the next few days so expect the optimal fishing to move towards the mornings and evenings." Read more here.

Monday, July 13, 2009

Fishbite Media presents: "The Creek"

THE CREEK from bryan huskey on Vimeo.

Watch Guide Pete Wood work his magic on Silver Creek in Bryan Huskey's video clip "The Creek". Check out more sweet videos from Bryan Huskey on Vimeo or at http://fishbitemedia.com/

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Take a look at our Flickr account!


Throughout the summer we will be uploading pictures from guide trips, store events and our own fishing adventures to Flickr. This way anyone and everyone can SEE the great fishing going on in the Sun Valley area. Check em out!

Weekly Fishing Report Update

"July 6th, 2009

Trout Rodeo

by Silver Creek Outfitters

Synopsis

With warmer temperature and less precipitation it is starting to look like most of our rivers are shaping up just in time for the big weekend. Freestone streams like the upper Big Lost and the Big Wood are just days away from safe fishing levels." Find out more here.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Check out Catch Magazine!



Found only online, Catch Magazine is an amazing fly fishing photo and film journal. Take some time and look through the photos and videos, they give you a serious itch to hit the water ASAP.

New Weekly Fishing Report Available

Check out the latest fishing report for our area:

"June 29th, 2009

Sunny Days

by Silver Creek Outfitters

Synopsis

For now, the rain has passed. The forecast calls for sun and mild weather for the foreseeable future and, as a result, most of our freestone streams should drop and clear. The recent change in weather has had some unpredictable effects on the local hatches. Last night, a few lucky anglers were able to catch a great Brown Drake hatch on Silver Creek! This is about three weeks late… but we’ve had a very unusual June, so we’ll take it." Read more here...