Fly Fishing The Spring Creeks Of Wisconsin

Come to Southwest Wisconsin to experience some of the finest Spring Creek fly fishing in the United States. Located in Madison, Wisconsin, we can provide a top fly fishing experience with long time professional guide, Jim.

Jim has a lifetime of fly fishing experience and has been guiding anglers for trout on these spring creeks since 1990.  He is a professional fly casting instructor and veteran Fly Fishing School Instructor. Jim has taught for 35 years at a High School, so he has spent his entire career sharing knowledge with others. Let him share his knowledge of fly fishing and the intricacies of his home waters with you. If you are new to the sport, he can definitely shorten your learning curve. If you are an experienced angler, he can share proven tactics that are unique to the area streams.

•A day trip for 1 to 3 anglers includes transportation from Madison, Wisconsin to the streams. If you are staying in the Driftless Area, Jim will pick you up at your motel, bed and breakfast, or campground.
• A day with Jim is not just 8 hours. You can fish from dawn to dusk if you choose.
• All flies used during the day are included. Jim is a master fly tier and has many proven patterns for the area streams.
• Tackle can be provided or you may bring you own. Fly rods for 2 to 5 weight lines are recommended.
•Sometime during the day you will pause for a grilled gourmet lunch. Ask about menu choices or let Jim cook one of his delicious favorites.

For prices please contact me.

Fly Fishing The Spring Creeks Of Wisconsin - Wisconsin's Spring Creeks are located in the part of Wisconsin known as the Driftless Area. This area in Southwestern Wisconsin was left untouched by the most recent glacial advances. The result is a very hilly topography with steep green valleys. Coursing through most of these valleys are thousands of miles of spring creeks that support excellent aquatic insect life, crustaceans, forage fish, and of course, trout. These are true limestone spring creeks like those found in England and Pennsylvania. They vary in size, but most are quite small and intimate, requiring special approaches and techniques. Many miles of stream are open to public fishing. Some streams are managed for trophy Rainbow and Brown Trout. Others support Wisconsin native Brook Trout. Each stream is managed individually, with the goal of maximizing it's potential. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, along with local sport clubs and Trout Unlimited, have improved many miles of stream and created habitat for wild Brown and Brook Trout.

Fly fishing on the spring creeks of the Driftless Area of Wisconsin for Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout and Brook Trout.

After booking, Jim can recommend motels or campgrounds in the area.

The Inland Trout Season starts the first Saturday in March and ends September 30.