The Upper Delaware and Fly Fishing with Emerger Flies
Joe Demalderis covers the Upper Delaware from the basics to deep emerger strategy, and the regional subtleties that set an angler up for success.
Joe Demalderis covers the Upper Delaware from the basics to deep emerger strategy, and the regional subtleties that set an angler up for success.
"Net the fish, net it! No! We almost had it." Christian Bacasa shares ways to improve landing skills so big trout, bass and musky end up in the net.
Joel LaFollette, a sixth-generation Oregonian, on what Oregon offers fly anglers and how to target bull trout while preserving their presence.
Colorado Springs angler Jesse Gardziel researches his fisheries to find trophy trout on purpose. He explains how that research turns into big fish.
Two years of throwing six-inch plugs at stream trout taught this angler what triggers a trophy fish - and why big articulated streamers made instant sense when they arrived.
It takes four to six years to grow a 12-inch Ozark smallmouth. A longtime guide on the conservation math, and on the fly attitude and pauses that make big river...
A Navy veteran who found his way out of PTSD and homelessness through a river, then turned that recovery into a nonprofit putting veterans and youth on threatened water together.
The author of Fly Tying for Everyone on slender perdigons, trailing-shuck emergers, and the Icelandic lake where a nine-pound brown trout counts as a small one.
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.
Joseph Zaragoza on the striped marlin fishery at Magbay, Mexico, explosive sight fishing over bait balls, and how he would rig a single rod for a day on the salt.
Pat Dorsey, a Colorado trout guide, covers tailwater tactics for the South Platte and Cheesman plus the leader design he trusts on spooky fish.
Dwight Jefferson, president of Skitchine Lodge near Kamloops BC, on wild Kamloops rainbow trout, stillwater fishing, and lodge memberships versus booking a trip.
Naoto Aoki, a Calgary-based guide known for the Bow River, on dry fly tactics for brown trout, double tapers, long leaders, and the role of timing.
Lithium, cobalt and uranium are about to be mined closer to home. Trout Unlimited mapped where those deposits sit against trout water and protected public land.
Colorado guide Matt McCannel on stealthy trout hunting tactics, the leader setup that makes it work, and the controversy over ladders on the Gunnison River.
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.
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.
Todd Tanner of School of Trout on Conservation Hawks, his years as a guide and magazine writer, and speaking up on climate and conservation.
Naknek River rainbows eat streamers, mice and flesh flies and fight far above their length. Captain James Johnson on trout season, permit, and buying lodges.