“That’s an oddly fishy stump (proceeds to get snagged on said stump)” Coltin Gresser

Yes. We skipped the April Issue. We had our own issues to handle.

April was a wild month for us. Coltin and Rod graduated with new degrees (They’re educated men now) Connor has been on a quest to find a new boat and Joel is in the mountains living his best life away from society. That being said, we are excited for May.

The new opportunities that summer brings will help us showcase some of the best content that DFH has to offer. From new fishing episodes to gear reviews, to a new podcast we have been working on, we are excited to share our ideas with you all!

Stay Degenerate,

The Guys

Turtle On The Fly

Catching a turtle on a flyrod was not on Rod’s To-Do list when he went out fishing on a Thursday afternoon. Read the story to find out what happened.

Less is More in the Turkey Woods

Do you want to know how to locate and target your turkeys late in season? Well Coltin’s got you covered with some information on how to locate and bring those thunder chickens to you.

A Degenerate Cookbook

Have you ever wanted to live in the mountains? Have you ever been so hungry you start making food out of an assortment items? Well delve into the DFH “Cookbook” where we cover our favorite eats.

Finishing Out the Grand Slam

Coltin needed one last fish to complete the Yellowstone Grand Slam. Read more to learn about how Coltin caught that last fish!

How to Tie: Bloodworm Nymph

Here is a step-by-step guide to tying a Bead-head Bloodworm Nymph. These flies are great for not only trout species but also the bass and panfish species. Tie some of your own and try these flies, we think you’ll love them as much as we do.

How to Tie: Orange Bead-head Buck Tail Nymph

A quick guide to how to tie an Orange Bead-head Nymph. The orange bead-head works great for all types of fish including the different trout species of Yellowstone National Park.

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