We do love us some G Loomis here, so we thought we'd check out one of their reels.  The East Fork came to us recently and Brian's reviewed it for you.  Click the link below to see what he thought of this mid priced reel. Add a comment

You can't tie flies without a good vise; it's kind of the foundation of your fly tying house. So it's only fitting that the first fly tying review for this winter is on a vise.  Peak sent us a nice little model to try out.  What did Brian think of it?  Click here to read all about it! Add a comment

Brian got a hold of a G.Loomis' Warm Water Shore Stalker 6wt this spring.  He's only now getting around to writing that review... but that's because he loved the rod so much that he couldn't put it down long enough to write the durn thing!  Follow the link to read more about Brian's love for this rod. Add a comment

Hey, Stillwater Fans -- we're back!  We're going to start bringing you new content more regularly again, and to start us off, we've got a great article about fishing the Grand River in Michigan.  Brian has been fishing the Grand River all summer, and he's found some of the best launching spots all along it.  Click below for more info on where to start your next float on the Grand!

This week Brian is back on the water and ready to review.  He's starting with our first product of the 2011 fishing season, The Wave Quad by Outcast. We were really excited to get our hands on this ride, and Brian will let you know if it's worth your money.

Don Hull is back in Michigan, and is going to be writing more for Stillwater in the coming months!  And to start out, Brian asked him to try out these sweet Polarized Sunglasses from Smith.  What did he think?  Check it out!

Brian takes a gander at Dr. Slick's Razor Scissors today for our gear review this week.  Do they make the cut?  Are they sharp enough to cut the mustard?  I've got a million of these, but I think I'll spare you and just let you get on to the review.

Kentucky is known for it's bourbon, horse racing, college basketball, and Mammoth Caves.  Booze, gambling, ball and dark places? That's our kind of state!  On top of that, there's a law on the books down there that requires that all Kentucky residents bathe at least once a year... so that's good to know.  But, for us here at Stillwater Fishing, the most important thing to know about KY is that it possesses the greatest length of navigatable waterways and streams in the lower 48!  And, we've added all Kentucky to our Lakes page.  Take a peek and find a place in the Bluegrass State to fish.

Brian's back in business this week, after a few months out of commission. And, he starts out by reviewing some Mustad Fly Hooks. After years of making mediocre hooks, has Mustad put some hooks together that can really hold up?  Find out here...

So, here's a fun fact: Rhode Island, the 13th and smallest state in the Union, is in fact not really called Rhode Island.  No, the offical name of this state is actually The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations; we just call it Rhode Island for short.  Kind of like calling somebody Mike.  Or Phil.  But enough of that... we're here to talk about fishing in RI, and now you, our faithful readers, can view all of the Stillwater lakes in this great state!  The first state to declare independance now has it's own page here!