Pennsylvania Muskie Fly Fishing
Dominic Petruzzi breaks down fly fishing for muskie in Pennsylvania moving water, plus how he designs predator flies around movement, flash, silhouette and profile.
Dominic Petruzzi breaks down fly fishing for muskie in Pennsylvania moving water, plus how he designs predator flies around movement, flash, silhouette and profile.
A DIY week in Belize with a golf cart and Google Maps, and six days of topwater golden dorado from a river cruiser in Argentina - neither one a once-in-a-lifetime...
Garrett Lesko breaks down Oregon sea-run cutthroat trout: migration timing, the decline of the fishery, and the rod, line and flies he fishes from a float tube.
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.
A South Island guide breaks down how sight fishing for big New Zealand brown trout actually works, from training your eyes to leader construction, approach distance and pace.
A homemade tool that works better than dubbing wax on every type of dubbing, made by Christian Bacasa from a few free or cheap items and built to last.
A full-time Colorado guide on reading unfamiliar water, why stillwater is closer to river fishing than it looks, and the drop-shot nymph rig he uses on every trip.
Lone Bison designer Cris Jackson walks through the steps for choosing the right fly table, then talks through the fishing opportunities across the Ozarks.
Professional fly tier Allen Rupp breaks down the advantages of buying high-quality custom flies when you are planning a big fly fishing trip.
Christian Bacasa explains how and why to modify the Parachute Adams so you can take fewer flies on the water and still catch fish.
Dave McKenna of Guideflies.com helped develop the Guanaja Fly Tyers Guild, a sustainable workforce built to fill a local entrepreneurial gap.
Oregon fly tier Garrett Lesko, known for his deer hair patterns, on the professional fly tying world and the relationships built behind the vise.
Allen Campbell, a weekend warrior and fly tying addict, on micro structure, shadow lines and ambush predators, and how he fell for fly fishing.
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.
Before building a single fly tying desk, Drew Allman sat down with professional tiers holding a pad and paper. What he learned about storage, height and tool reach.
A fly shop in a northern BC town of 3,100 imports tying materials from France, Italy and the Czech Republic, and ships flies and thread worldwide.
How a small British Columbia online fly shop built a business on stillwater tying materials, free instruction and custom kits sized to a beginner's budget.
The tier behind the Lego parachute Adams explains the daily habit that made him better, why he turns down popper orders, and what he actually fishes in Utah.
Tying classic salmon flies in hand, with no vise, takes one to three hours per fly and sometimes three sittings. A tyer and painter explains why the slowdown is the...
Guide and fly tier Blane Chocklett on musky in Virginia, how to catch them, and why his Game Changer pattern earned that name.