[tie one on]

Just curious as to what percentage of you all fly fish year round ?

Where I live in West Michigan & the guys I fly fish with, weather does not matter we are in the rivers as often as our schedules allow.

This year the schedule has been a little more on the full side so I/we have not been out as often as I would have liked.

Is weather a factor for you ?
Will you go out if it is raining, or snowing ?

Share your thoughts,

Tie One On

[fshfanatic]

I fish all year round. Good trout in the winter and excellent warmwater fishing during spring and summer. Plus if I want to mix it up a little bit I can hit the highway for 4-5 hours and be fishing in Mexico.

[Joni]

Here in the Rocky Mountains, I fish year round. Kinda like those size 30 and 32's in the winter.

[BigCliff]

I fish year round, but much more when the weather is closer to room temp or just above. I'm excited to be moving into a house 40 yds from a pond so i can fish early on a saturday in august and walk home and take a nap when it gets hot.

HAHA yeah I said YARDS, and only 40 of them! (too bad its mostly full of catfish. guess i'll just become a cat-fly-fishing expert, and maybe i'll switch my title to "catflyer")

[Roughrider]

Absolutely I fish year round! I live 30 minutes from the San Juan and it is a tailwater so it is fishable 365 days a year. I actually prefer to fish when it is raining or snowing as there are fewer people on the water. A little peace on the river is nice periodically when the norm is people everywhere. I hope it snows or rains tomorrow and I will be on the water. I also fish in AZ alot so much of the water is ice free year round.

[Tangle]

Originally Posted by tie one on

Where I live in West Michigan & the guys I fly fish with, weather does not matter we are in the rivers as often as our schedules allow.

That about sums it up for us as well since we live in Michigan. However, much of the river time has to be shared with an awesome lake that we ice fish on. It's great fun for the kids.

[Outdoorarki]

I fish when I get a chance,rain,sleet or snow.

[steelheadrob]

All year round here on Vancouver Island. My goal is to catch a steelhead in every month.

[JBinUTAH]

Spring, summer, fall, and depending on the winter. This year no.

[tightlines57]

In Arizona we are lucky enough to have access to almost any type of fishing year round. Trout, bass, sunfish, carp, saltwater or whatever you want to chase. From my house I can be at a lake in less than 5 minutes or I can drive 2 - 4 hours for top quality fly fishing.