Backpacking for Trout: A Beginner’s Guide I am not a backpacker. I am a fly fisher. I do not backpack for the sake of… byTim HuckabyAugust 1, 2017
Fishing the Dry Fly: Two Ways to Improve Your Game Fishing the dry fly is the epitome of fly fishing. Not only are you imitating nature’s own handiwork… byJon BaiocchiAugust 1, 2017
The Carpenter Ant The trout of summer eat ants as readily as children eat candy — or as adults like me… byAndrew GuibordAugust 1, 2017
Road Tripping The most revolutionary development in fly fishing had nothing to do with rods, reels, or terminal tackle. The… byMichael ChecchioAugust 1, 2017
Gearhead: Trout-Weight Doubles for the Suds Initially popularized for ocean use by Northeastern saltwater fly fishers in the early 1990s, double-handed rods have become… byRobert KetleyAugust 1, 2017
Rene Harrop’s Green Drake Emerger Rene Harrop’s soft-hackle Green Drake is a killing pattern on the Henrys Fork and wherever else this mayfly… bySteven BirdJune 8, 2017
Making the Best of a Hare’s Ear Mask I used to waste a lot of hare’s heads. I’d use up the reddish poll on a natural… bySteven BirdJune 8, 2017
Under the Alders: Flies in the Face of Logic The popularity of an artificial fly pattern may last longer than the life span of a mayfly, but… byLisa CutterJune 1, 2017
At the Vise: Too Big to Fail My buddy Joe Kelly, the fish biologist, likes to point out the reason why so many guys are… byScott SadilJune 1, 2017
The Stillwater Fly Fisher: Bass Fishing on Top I have two angling friends whose e-mail addresses tell a lot about their fly-fishing preferences. I won’t give… byTrent Robert PridemoreJune 1, 2017