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Alaska, a land renowned for its wild, untouched landscapes and abundant wildlife, offers some of the most spectacular fly fishing experiences in the world. But with increasing popularity and looming...
A critical care paramedic who also guides explains why standard first aid training runs out at the eight-minute mark, and what remote lodges and guides need instead.
Jon Farmer on running Midnight Sun Custom Flies out of Alaska, designing flies, working with OPST, and what comes after COVID-19 for tiers.
Brian Silvey on steelhead myths, the lines and techniques he uses to put clients on fish consistently, and the work he does with SA and Winston.
Three Trout Unlimited projects: volunteers measuring burned-stream habitat, a reservoir bypass on the Colorado, and a mining town that made fishing its new economy.
Cody Richardson of Cody's Fish on making fish art from license plates and donating 30 percent of a sale to the guide of the buyer's choice.
David Mangum on running tarpon charters in the Florida panhandle, the gear and lines he uses, conservation issues, and his Yeti project.
Jess McGlothlin on becoming one of fly fishing's top photographers and journalists, and how she built a life around travel, brands and fishing.
One returned camera, one rented theater, and a tour that now runs 26 stops across seven states - built on films about people fishing close to home.
Landon Mayer on stillwater fly fishing, the gear he uses for big trout in rivers and lakes, and the fight to protect wild browns in South Park.
Laid-up fish, migrating schools of 200, then small resident tarpon eating on top. What changes month to month in the Keys, and how to be ready for each shot.
Jeff Liskay on a 30-year guiding career, steelhead line selection, and a line change that raises smallmouth bass catch rates.
Todd Tanner of School of Trout on Conservation Hawks, his years as a guide and magazine writer, and speaking up on climate and conservation.
Five tiers, one streamer-only catalog, and a fly that shows up in nearly every order. How a northern California family turned a drift boat plan into a business.
Bruce Richards built fly lines for Scientific Anglers for a living. Here is what he says about the designs that changed the way the world fishes.
Trxstle started on Kickstarter and ran into a lawsuit threat and a long list of design problems before the CRC fly rod storage system existed.
Fishpond, Tacky Fly Boxes and Gink & Gasoline on an acquisition that closed days before IFTD 2019 and what comes next for fly box storage.
Capt Joel Dickey takes apart the myths around tarpon on the fly and walks through the leader and line setup he uses to get anglers on fish.
Jako Lucas of Captain Jack Productions on early guiding days, award-winning films shot around the world, and the clothing brand he is building now.
Angie Scott and Jen Ripple on growing up fishing with family and on the Instagram accounts showing more skin than fin in the fly fishing world.
Alice Owsley talks through her guiding career, conservation in Montana, and the part she played in creating the new Scientific Anglers Absolute leaders.