This isn’t just another spring transition. This is the window where volatility, inflows, and upcoming dam releases start stacking together—and if you’re paying attention, it can be one of the most productive (and misunderstood) times of the year.
The Ultimate Guide to the Texas White Bass Run Author: Keagan Walls, Fatties Guide Every spring, Texas rivers come alive. Just like salmon make their annual spawning migration, White Bass […]
Does the River Shiver? How Fish Behave when Old Man Winter Throws Ice Our Way By Bob Lusk So here we are, looking straight into the headlights of a severe […]
Cold Water, Big Rewards: Winter Fly Fishing Strategies from Guide Colby Burke As water temperatures begin to drop, many anglers hang up their rods and wait for warmer days. But […]
Winter Fly Fishing on the Brazos River: Why Cold-Season Fishing is One of Texas’ Best Hidden Opportunities When most anglers pack away their gear for winter, the Brazos River quietly […]
A Three-Day Brown Trout Mission with Cowtown Fly Co (Dec 4–8) Early December on the White River has a feel all its own. The crowds thin, the air sharpens, and […]
Fatties On The Fly 2025 Holiday Gift Guide Give Adventure This Season It’s that time of year again — the air’s cold, the water’s quiet, and the holidays are rolling […]
September on the Brazos in North Texas has a certain kind of energy. The blazing heat of summer begins to loosen its grip, mornings arrive with a little more coolness, […]
When summer heat sets in and the Brazos River in North Texas settles into its low-flow rhythm, many anglers pack up and wait for cooler days and higher water. But […]
