
The Year of the Dry-Dropper Science Experiment
One phone call to a buddy and a stubborn dropper fly turned into a year-long experiment in reading water, depth, and trout behavior.
lives in Cour d'Alene, Idaho. She has a BA in Psychology and currently writes for Idaho Life Magazine. In her free time, she enjoys exploring rivers with her family, encouraging others to find adventure through fly fishing and admins the Women's Fly Fishing Facebook Page.

One phone call to a buddy and a stubborn dropper fly turned into a year-long experiment in reading water, depth, and trout behavior.

Three girls lean toward a quiet river, backpacks and sun hats in tow, in no hurry to be anywhere else.

Two girls watch from the bank while someone they trust works a line across quiet water, no gender debate required.