How Hunters and Anglers Play a Role in Preserving Wildlife
Conservationist John Stallone explains the role hunters and anglers play in wildlife preservation, and how How for Wildlife helps sportsmen and women get involved.
Conservationist John Stallone explains the role hunters and anglers play in wildlife preservation, and how How for Wildlife helps sportsmen and women get involved.
Tad Murdock is chasing all 50 recognized salmonid species on the fly, and shares what the hunt has taught him about species identification, travel planning and technique.
Dan Hoffman, a former fishing guide and chief of police, explains how to turn the transferable skills of guiding into a next career, plus fishing Alaska's Bristol Bay.
Joel Stoehr traces his path from Catskills trout to saltwater in New York City, redfish in Louisiana and tarpon in Key West, and how new water keeps the passion alive.
Seth Berger of Orvis walks through his favorite fishing destinations for trout anglers looking to expand their horizons, from Chile and Yellowstone to Belize and Iceland.
Dominic Petruzzi breaks down fly fishing for muskie in Pennsylvania moving water, plus how he designs predator flies around movement, flash, silhouette and profile.
Competitive fisherman Mike Komara explains how competition fly fishing works, why he fishes a single fly, and how he simplifies fly selection to fish with confidence.
Kenai guide Dallas Voss breaks down year-round rainbow trout, salmon run timing, flossing sockeye, bears on the Russian, and why even-year pink runs make the trout fatter.
Kodie Kowitz guided Alaska for 12 seasons and now guides Michigan steelhead. He covers jig-head streamers, strip-pause retrieves, where migratory fish hold by season, and why changing flies wastes time.
Rick Passek retired and moved to Mexico. He covers what the coastal saltwater actually delivers, why his highland river is a write-off, and the fly tying habits he never skips.
Denver Trout Unlimited's Carp Slam is a pro-am fly fishing tournament on the urban South Platte. How it runs, what it funds, and how to enter or donate.
How to target big trout: night movement, pod hierarchy, heavy tippet, medium-action rods, and the approach mistakes that put trophy browns down before you ever cast.
James Johnson on reading nervous water, leading permit, stripping crabs versus shrimp, and the two casts worth practising before a Belize flats trip.
A Portland guide breaks down the welded T-8, T-11 and T-14 sink tip he built for winter steelhead, and the sight-fishing program he runs for Columbia River carp.
A Utah stillwater specialist explains the Crazy Ivan pivot, the countdown method behind it, and the lines, leaders and hooks that turn cutthroat takes into hookups.
Aaron Smith on shooting better fish photos with cheap gear, reading structure on an unfamiliar lake, and the wind-blown rocky bank rig he counts on when fishing goes slow.
Three years of solo weekly episodes come to an end. The outgoing host explains what the show cost him, what kept it alive, and the stillwater chironomid rig he fishes.
A husband-and-wife team who built a musky-only online fly shop break down rod weights, fly sizes, river versus lake fish, and the figure eight at the boat.
The shad hatch, the shelf, and the streamer rig that works on the White River in Arkansas - plus how a marketing habit turned into a fly fishing brand and...
Butane torches instead of a burning pen, kitchen spatulas as masks, and a 17-foot great white on a restaurant wall - how life-size wood burned fish art gets made.