It takes the 61-year-old Nolte four hours to tie one of his fully dressed Atlantic salmon flies. His finished flies are works of art that will never see a river or feel the teeth of a fish.

The start of the salmon-fly hatch on the Deschutes River in spring brings droves of fly fishers to Central Oregon in search of the river's bounty of steelhead and trout, which feast greedily on ...

White pelicans are one of the largest bird species in North American and were wiped out in Washington state until 1993.

There's no better way to catch a Great Lakes steelhead than on the swing. Here is a primer on how to successfully swing flies for these fish.

FORT PECK RESERVOIR, Mont. – King salmon is not a species commonly associated with Montana, but after Jim Fauth reeled in a state record on Aug. 8 – a 32.65-pounder that narrowly edged out the ...

Mayfly hatch bringing some steelhead to the surface in Frankfort, pier fishing brought bass for anglers in Manistee and ...

Nathan Lambe, 10, has learned a thing or two about tying flies. (Alex Kennedy/CBC) Armed with homemade flies, Nathan said he's excited to get out on the water for salmon season this year.

Whether you're bank fishing or trolling, these are the best salmon lures for silver, pink, Chinook, and coho, including spinners and jerkbait.

Small flies and other aquatic bugs are a major food source for salmon. In the Stillaguamish River tidal estuary, where freshwater meets saltwater, those bugs are food for salmon.