Catchy Ideas: Stronger Knots No matter how well you cast, how good your flies are, or how much you tip the guide, if your hook knot fails, you fail. byRobert KetleyJuly 6, 2026
At the Vise: Spun Heads Techniques for success on the water Photos by Peter Butler I’d covered the top of the run twice… byPeter ButlerJuly 6, 2026
Why Fly Lines Matter: Part II Understanding this essential piece of fly-fishing gear byGeorge RevelJuly 6, 2026
Choosing the Correct Fly—Part II When approaching a stream and deciding which fly to use, I typically have two consecutive thought processes—first general,… byMike MercerJune 20, 2026
Choosing the Correct Fly It was nearing dark on Hat Creek when it began. The small mayflies seemed to appear magically on… byMike MercerMay 22, 2026
Extend That Drift The fish was driving me nuts. Tucked into the slower flows against the far grassy bank, it was… byMike MercerApril 21, 2026
Catchy Ideas: Flash Have you ever wondered what you might discover if you lowered a waterproof camera into a lake or… byRobert KetleyApril 5, 2026
At the Vise: Defining ‘Bugginess’ Materials and methods for irresistible flies Photos by Peter Butler “I just pull them off.” My fishing buddy… byPeter ButlerApril 5, 2026
Bass 101 Ditch pickles, lunkers, bucketmouth, Larry, the green menace, toads. These are just a few of the names given to largemouth bass, the most popular game fish in America, and a fish that is often overlooked by the majority of fly fishermen. byDagur GuðmundssonApril 5, 2026