American Shad in California Dennis Lee is a fisheries scientist, fly tyer, and author of the book California Winter Steelhead—Life History and Fly… byDennis P. LeeJune 1, 2019
The Stillwater Fly Fisher: Trolling with Flies The flow of a fly line in the hands of a master caster has always mesmerized me. A… byTrent Robert PridemoreJune 1, 2019
At the Vise: Amiocentrus I remember the humiliation as sharply as yesterday. The river was becoming my favorite. I fished it often… byScott SadilJune 1, 2019
Five Soft Hackles for Meeting the Hatch There are reaches of the river where depth, bottom structure, and flow coalesce to create the ideal environment… bySteven BirdApril 8, 2019
City Angles I’ve been described by a few mental-health professionals over the years as having obsessive tendencies. I never exactly… byJames PogueApril 1, 2019
KISS Like many people, I like to think that I follow the KISS principle — keep it simple, stupid… byHogan BrownApril 1, 2019
Fly-Tying Books: Illuminations Fly tying consists mostly of doing mundane things: mount thread, wrap hackle. Nevertheless, it has its “Aha!” moments… byBud BynackApril 1, 2019
The Golden Stone It’s spring, and the Golden Stoneflies are hatching. Usually the hatch begins in April and continues into June,… byLance GrayApril 1, 2019
Timing the Hatch During my youth, I knew that some of the flies I was using were supposed to imitate natural… byJon BaiocchiApril 1, 2019
The Stillwater Fly Fisher: Float-n-Fly A few issues back, I wrote about crappie fishing using cane poles, bobbers, and minnows hooked at the… byTrent Robert PridemoreApril 1, 2019