Fall fly guide · 5 min read
Fall flies for the Little Red: a box for changing conditions
Our September–October selections cover nymphs, mayfly and caddis dries, and thoughtful fishing around spawning season.
Read the storyThe Little Red River
Good water.
A great home base.
Bring your boat, book a guide, or make a plan for the shoals. Come back to a cabin everyone can enjoy.
Know your stretch of river
Right beside the launch.
Ready for your plans.
Little Red Overlook sits immediately next to the Lobo Landing boat ramp. Our stretch is a natural fit for fishing from a boat or heading out with a guide.
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Launching from Lobo
With the public ramp next door, you are close to the start of your day on the water. Arrange boats, guides, or marina services separately.
02
Heading out in waders
Plan a drive to JFK or the Barnett / Swinging Bridge / Winkley area. Choose your access around current conditions and your experience.
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A note on the cabin’s access
The water in front of the cabin is generally unsuitable for wading. This is not a casual bank- or dock-fishing property.
A reason to get out on the water
Before you head out
Let the river
set the plan.
Generation schedules are estimates. Water releases and river conditions can change. Check official resources and actual conditions before each outing.
From the guest guide
A fly box for every season.
Late fall & early winter fly guide · 5 min read
November and December flies for the Little Red
Small nymphs, selective-fish alternatives, and care around spawning beds: our late-fall and early-winter fly list.
Read the storyWinter fly guide · 5 min read
Winter flies for the Little Red: keep the box small
Our January–March fly box: midges, sow bugs, small emergers, and a patient approach to the drift.
Read the storyChoose the season for your trip.
