Fly fishing has long been revered as a rewarding and nuanced outdoor activity, with enthusiasts constantly seeking to unravel its countless intricacies. The Fly Fishing Insider Podcast recently shone light on some fascinating and lesser-known aspects of fly fishing, hosting an engaging discussion between two experienced enthusiasts.

Fly Fishing is an intricate sport, intertwining the knowledge of aquatic ecosystems with precise technique. A fascinating aspect of the sport is the pivotal role that insects play in determining the success of a fishing expedition. The Fly Fishing Insider Podcast dives deep into the symbiotic dance between the fish, the fly fisher, and the aquatic bugs, illuminating the nuanced understanding and appreciation developed by anglers for these insects.

Let’s look at the vital interconnection of ecology, entomology, and fly fishing, as discussed in a recent episode of the Fly Fishing Insider Podcast. Our host, Christian Bacasa, is joined by the distinguished Donny Benkendorf, a fresh PhD graduate from Utah State University and an incoming post-doc collaborator with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

History of Permit Fly Fishing Permit fly fishing has evolved significantly over the decades. Initially, the challenge was to simply catch a Permit on a fly rod, a feat that was rare and highly cele...

Starting with studying and mastering these two strategies will improve your fly fishing significantly. Focusing on reading water and perfecting your cast is going to build a foundation that so many other techniques and tactics can build on and thrive. Your ability to master these two essentials will accelerate your learning in so many other aspects it is incomparable. 

Whether you're seeking a new fishing challenge or looking to hone your skills on some of the most intriguing species, a trip with Captain Miles Larose is guaranteed to be an unforgettable adventure.

Fly fishing enthusiasts looking for budget-friendly, 4-weight reels specifically designed for trout fishing have several great options. Each of these reels offers unique features in terms of arbor ...

Sargassum, a large brown seaweed, commonly floats in the ocean currents, originating largely from the Sargasso Sea. Notably, since 2011, there has been a significant increase in sargassum in the Caribbean, affecting coasts from Trinidad and Tobago to Anguilla, including areas in Mexico and Belize. This increase, up to three times the normal amount, often results in sargassum up to a meter across or more from the beach line.

Baja, Mexico, a sliver of land stretching alongside the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, is a world-renowned destination for anglers and adventurers alike. Among its many aquatic treasures, the...