The Importance of the Captain's Position in Raft, Drift or Jet Boat
Most fishing boats are not built with the rower in mind, so captains end up on a cooler with the oars at shoulder height. Raising the seat changes visibility, leverage...
Most fishing boats are not built with the rower in mind, so captains end up on a cooler with the oars at shoulder height. Raising the seat changes visibility, leverage...
PJ Dufour, a bamboo rod builder and handcrafted net maker, explains how heirloom bamboo fly rods are built step by step and why they still matter to anglers today.
A Pennsylvania outfitter breaks down why a 7-foot leader beats a 9-foot one on spring creeks, how to read a rise form, and where to land a dry fly on...
Five trips into the Amazon, a marine biologist turned consultant describes seven sport species in one stretch of river, the gear that survives them, and the deforestation reshaping it all.
Why northern brook trout eat three-inch articulated streamers, how to find them by cold-water seeps, and how to fish alder tunnels where you cannot cast.
Guide Jan Axtell fell for Livingston's spring creeks and moved to Montana to base his business there. Jan covers the water and how to fish it well.
Backcountry lakes in the Alberta and BC Rockies: where the fish sit, why stripping a balanced leech beats hanging one, and how pack rafts open water you cannot walk to.
Florida redfish that have seen everything: the fly sizes and colors that still work, how far ahead to lead a cruiser, and how to scout new DIY water on Google...
A disputed world record catch becomes a walkthrough of what IGFA actually requires - certified tippet, the official bump board, one fly, and the photos that make or break a...
The founder of Finatical Fly Fishing and two participants explain how women-only travel trips get built, why guide pairing decides the week, and what it takes to fish the Henry's...
A South African guide maps the region's fly fishing: yellowfish on dry flies and euro nymph rigs, high-altitude trout, tigerfish, carp and sharptooth catfish.
A Tampa Bay angler on the species stacked into one region - tarpon, redfish, snook, peacock bass, snakehead - and the hard-fight rule that lands more tarpon.
Roll cast mechanics, aerial mends, the railroad-track rule, hauling for saltwater distance, and why line management - not fly choice - separates anglers who catch fish from anglers who don't.
Roosterfish tactics from Muertos Bay: which rod weight for which size fish, why the retrieve has to be brutally fast, and the month of casting practice that pays for the...
The Driftless region holds the country's densest concentration of spring creeks. Fifty years of fishing them come down to cold springs, slot limits, and a downstream approach.
Landing a bonefish without a reel looks impossible until you see the geometry. The fishing triangle keeps steady pressure on the fish and keeps the rod out of its tip...
A forward mend shortens your nymph depth going into a riffle; a back mend drops the flies over the shelf into the deep water. Here is how a drift boat...
Chris Daughters of the Caddis Fly Shop in Eugene, Oregon walks through fishing Oregon's McKenzie River and breaks down what modern fly lines do differently.
Pete Nielson of Finn Provisions unveils some of the secrets of the Black Hills of South Dakota and walks through the hopper dropper techniques he uses there.
Master angler Drew Price of Master Class Angling gives the pertinent details for targeting gar and bowfin on the fly, along with tips and tricks for both species.