The San Juan worm has been around for decades. It was originally developed down on the San Juan River in New Mexico. The fly has spread to almost every corner of modern fly fishing. Biologists have learned that almost every body of water harbors some population of aquatic worm. These worms are usually small, one to three inches long, and make up an important part of a fish’s diet.The fly has become incredibly popular for several reasons. The first and…

Rainbow lodge and Resolution Guide Service: Located right on the banks of the San Juan River, just downstream from the town of Navajo Dam, New Mexico. We are the only lodge on the banks of the San Juan River in the public water area. From our lodge you can walk out the back gate and have access to over 6 wonderful miles of the San Juan River with uninterrupted access and no rod fees. Summer dry fly fishing on the…