About Fly FindrBuilt by an angler, for anglers.

I've been fly fishing since I was five. I'm 25 now, so that's twenty years of Idaho water.

Most of it has been close to home. I live in Rexburg, and the Henry's Fork of the Snake is my home water. I've spent a lot of days on it learning what the books leave out: where fish actually hold, how a hatch changes by the hour, and why the run that fished great last week is dead today.

That's why I built FlyFindr. The information you need before a trip is scattered across fishing reports, forums, and gauge data. Some of it is stale, and a lot of it is written for rivers people already know. I wanted one place that answers the real questions for a specific piece of water: what's fishing, what flies to tie on, and whether the trip is worth making right now.

FlyFindr covers hundreds of rivers, lakes, and streams, many of them waters the big fishing-report sites never mention. I built it for people who fish the way I do: local, often, and on the smaller water too.

When I'm not on the river, I run Pebble Digital, where I help home service businesses stop losing leads they've already paid for. The work behind FlyFindr, organizing messy information into something useful, is the same work I do there.

See you on the water.

— Cade