Dive deep into the intricacies of identifying midge flies and their hatches for a successful fly fishing experience. Learn about their unique characteristics, life cycle, and technical examples to enhance your angling expertise.

Fly fishing relies heavily on your eyes and some of the best fly fishing is sight fishing.  In order to sight fish it is critical to block glare and improve light transmission so you can see the fish as a target.  Polarized lenses are paramount to successful angling and a staple to the fly fishing gear set.
Here's a comprehensive overview of the three best sunglasses manufacturers for fly fishing: Bajio, Costa Del Mar, and Smith Sunglasses. Each brand stands out for its unique features, making them favorites among fly fishing anglers. Although there are others that can get you by as an angler regarding polarized sunglasses, these three are the creme de la creme of angling sunglasses. 

Fly Fishing in the Florida Keys Have you ever thought about the enchanting world of fly fishing in the Florida Keys? This unique chain of islands, stretching from the southern tip of Florida down i...

Unlock the secrets of fly casting with this beginner-friendly guide. Learn the essential techniques, from the basic overhead cast, and discover the best practices and gear to help you cast like a pro in no time.

Imagine a destination where the turquoise waters meet the sky, where the fish dance just beneath the surface, and where every moment is an opportunity for adventure. Welcome to San Pedro, Belize, a hidden gem for fly fishing enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike. Hidden in the chaos of vacation and guiding lodges is what I’ve found to be one of the most unique fly fishing in Belize outfits available to saltwater anglers.  The Iguana House Belize is operated by the owners Chris and Mary Alice who tend to take you in under their wing and support you beyond your belief.  The guided and DIY capabilities provided seriously go unmatched on the island and will keep you coming back for more. 

15 Awesome Stocking Stuffers for Fly Fishing Anglers  Don’t let the holidays sneak up on you, leaving you empty-handed or with an empty net for those anglers in your lives. Let's dive into why eac...

Wyoming, with its wide-open spaces and lesser population density, offers some of the most unspoiled and lightly fished streams in the American West. The state’s rivers are steeped in the history of the American frontier, and many are in regions that have changed little since the days of early trappers and explorers.

Colorado's rivers are a cornerstone of the American fly fishing experience, renowned for their gold-medal waters and diverse angling opportunities. The rivers here have seen the footsteps of Ute and Arapaho tribes, fur trappers, and gold miners, and today they are treasured by conservationists and anglers alike.

Idaho, much like Montana, is a revered destination for fly fishing enthusiasts, boasting a rich tapestry of rivers and fish species. Its waterways have been fished for centuries, first by Native American tribes and later by European settlers. The state offers a diverse range of fishing experiences, from large, famous rivers to smaller, intimate streams. The shear amount of water available in the state is almost unfathomable for a western state.