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Volans Ultra Premium Tequila – Our Multi-Award Winning Sipping Tequila

Volans Ultra Premium Tequila Three Rivers Ranch would like to introduce our award winning brand of Tequila:  Volans Tequila. Volans Tequila is the finest handcrafted ultra premium tequila, born in the highlands of Jalisco, Mexico. Slow-cooked, double distilled, using historical & traditional methods that are completely sustainable.  We use only the highest quality and sweetest Blue Weber Agave, and age it for over three and a half years in American White Oak barrels. We are a fourth generation family run business located in Idaho with deep family ties in Jalisco, Mexico. Our goal was to bring the best tequila Jalisco has to offer to the United States. In 2015, we interviewed over 90 distilleries in Jalisco, but there was one place that stood out. We found a partner with Master Distiller, Felipe Camarena & El Pandillo Distillery, the highest rated tequila distillery in the world (TequilaMatchmaker.com). They not only make the best tequila in the world, but they are also a fourth generation family-owned business that puts a high priority on traditional and efficient methods, quality, sustainability, and are environmentally friendly. TRADITION + INNOVATION We use historical & traditional methods of making tequila, but we also made some improvements

Volans Ultra Premium Tequila – Our Multi-Award Winning Sipping Tequila2019-07-03T22:29:21+00:00

Boise River Fly Fishing Report – Feb 2019

Boise River – In Town Fishing Report Boise River in town: Streamer fishing early in the morning or late evening will give you a chance at a big boise river brown or rainbow. Streamer fishing should move some of the bigger browns and bows but nymphing will be most productive with your standard nymphs. Pheasant Tails, Hares ears, Zebra midges. South Fork of the Boise River  Fishing Report Anderson Ranch Tail Water: Look in the tailouts, foam lines, and slower moving water mid afternoon for fish sipping BWO’s and midges. These rises can be very subtle. Flows are holding steady at 299cfs and will remain around 300 for the winter. Fishing as of late has been great in the afternoon when temps warm up. Nymphing as always will be most productive this time of the year with small sized baetis nymphs and zebra mides in sizes 18-22. Try a rubber leg to a zebra midge or baetis nymph for best results. In the afternoon you’re seeing productive BWO hatches depending on where you’re at on the river and daytime temps. Stop by or call our Boise Fly Shop for up to date information on where to fish and what to

Boise River Fly Fishing Report – Feb 20192019-02-12T06:02:13+00:00

Owyhee River Fishing Report – Feb 2019

Fish long leaders of 5x or 6x in the 10-12 foot range for best results when targeting those risers on the dries. Flows are holding at 26cfs which means they are very low for this river and can offer some very technical fishing. You can still find good dry fly fishing in the flats below the riffles where fish will be targeting BWO’s if hatching, and or midges. Let the fish spawn in peace!!! Have fun and stop by TRR Outfitters in Eagle or call (208) 939-6065 to stock up on some flies, purchase your Owyhee fishing license, or book a guided fishing trip. Owyhee Reservoir Levels Owyhee River below the Dam Owyhee River near Rome, OR The post Owyhee River Fishing Report – Feb 2019 appeared first on TRR Outfitters.

Owyhee River Fishing Report – Feb 20192019-02-12T06:02:16+00:00

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – December 2018

South Fork of the Snake River Flows: ~ 900 CFS at Irwin,  ~1300 CFS at Heise Winter has settled in, but with the current Winter flows on the South Fork of the Snake River it has opened up the river to really accessible wading opportunities. Remember to look for your Winter holding spots for trout and not the places you would fish in the summer. Long flats after large bends are some of the best winter fishing spots to key in on.  Nymphing has been the most productive application. You will see midges coming off during the temperature variances of the day, especially if its overcast/cloudy.  Nymphing small rubber legs, zebra midges, small tactical nymphs, and egg patterns will be the most productive patterns.  Remember that getting down to where the fish are holding is paramount so you may need to use a more substantial point fly or split shot in combination with your small nymphs.  If you enjoy streamer fishing, make sure to use a slow retrieve in Winter instead of a more active strip that you would use during spring, summer, and fall.   Henry’s Fork of the Snake River  Upper River:  Box Canyon ~ 480 CFS Box has been fishing well, and access will continue

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – December 20182018-12-22T06:03:51+00:00

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – December 2018

South Fork of the Snake River Flows: ~ 900 CFS at Irwin,  ~1300 CFS at Heise Winter has settled in, but with the current Winter flows on the South Fork of the Snake River it has opened up the river to really accessible wading opportunities. Remember to look for your Winter holding spots for trout and not the places you would fish in the summer. Long flats after large bends are some of the best winter fishing spots to key in on.  Nymphing has been the most productive application. You will see midges coming off during the temperature variances of the day, especially if its overcast/cloudy.  Nymphing small rubber legs, zebra midges, small tactical nymphs, and egg patterns will be the most productive patterns.  Remember that getting down to where the fish are holding is paramount so you may need to use a more substantial point fly or split shot in combination with your small nymphs.  If you enjoy streamer fishing, make sure to use a slow retrieve in Winter instead of a more active strip that you would use during spring, summer, and fall. Henry’s Fork of the Snake River  Upper River:  Box Canyon ~ 480 CFS Box has been fishing well, and access will continue to

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – December 20182018-12-21T06:04:36+00:00

Christmas Sale December 13-16: Free Beer & Wine on Saturday!

Don’t miss out on our Christmas Sale in our Boise Fly Shop located in Downtown Eagle, Idaho.  The sale starts off on Thursday, December 13th and lasts through Sunday, December 16th. Stop by Saturday, December 15th: 11am until 4pm for FREE craft beer, wine, & food! If you’re in the Driggs area, stop in to our Driggs Fly Shop there for the same deals! The post Christmas Sale December 13-16: Free Beer & Wine on Saturday! appeared first on TRR Outfitters.

Christmas Sale December 13-16: Free Beer & Wine on Saturday!2018-12-13T06:05:05+00:00

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – October 2018

Late fall is in full swing here in Eastern Idaho.  The weather has changed & the Indian summers have given way for October fishing. The key to having a great day is to dress in layers and bring your baetis box. We’re targeting little fall bugs on the  Henry’s Fork,  South Fork of the Snake, and  Teton River. Baetis & October caddis are both being targeted on all three rivers.  If you’re fishing the South Fork of the Snake River we’re also using the occasional grasshopper using the hopper/dropper technique. Subsurface is also highly productive using Zebra Midges #14-18 (black, red, & chocolate), and little pheasant tails (#18-20) for nymphing.  We’ve been having the most success with black & olive colored streamers. Have fun & fish on! South Fork Snake Near Irwin, ID Henry's Fork near Ashton, ID SF Snake near Irwin - River ForecastTeton River AB South Leigh The post Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – October 2018 appeared first on TRR Outfitters.

Eastern Idaho Fly Fishing Report – October 20182018-10-09T18:02:04+00:00

Owyhee River Fishing Report – May 4 2018

PMD’s have started up in the mid-afternoon.  Nymphing has been most productive. Split-case PMD’s, Zebra Midges, Soft Hackles, & Pheasant Tails. Have fun and stop by TRR Outfitters in Eagle or call (208) 939-6065 to stock up on some flies, purchase your Owyhee fishing license, or book a guided fishing trip. Owyhee Reservoir Levels Owyhee River below the Dam Owyhee River near Rome, OR The post Owyhee River Fishing Report – May 4 2018 appeared first on TRR Outfitters.

Owyhee River Fishing Report – May 4 20182018-07-05T18:02:28+00:00

Boise River Fly Fishing Report – July 5, 2018

Boise River – In Town Fishing Report Flows have dropped!  Streamers have been pulling in big fish.  Try sculpin or baitfish patterns.  Nymphing hares ears, pheasant tails, copper johns, or zebra midges. South Fork of the Boise River  Fishing Report Salmon flies have started up the canyon.  Morman crickets have slowed down the topwater game.  Dry Dropper techniques have been working. Chubby to a Girdle Bug, Pheasant Tail, or Zebra Midges. Stop by or call our Boise Fly Shop for up to date information on where to fish and what to use. (208) 939-6065 Boise River Fish & Game Regulations Boise River - In Town @ Glenwood Bridge South Fork of the Boise @ Anderson Ranch Dam The post Boise River Fly Fishing Report – July 5, 2018 appeared first on TRR Outfitters.

Boise River Fly Fishing Report – July 5, 20182018-07-05T18:02:31+00:00
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