Micro Structure, Shadow Lines, and Ambush Predators in Fly Fishing
Allen Campbell, a weekend warrior and fly tying addict, on micro structure, shadow lines and ambush predators, and how he fell for fly fishing.
Allen Campbell, a weekend warrior and fly tying addict, on micro structure, shadow lines and ambush predators, and how he fell for fly fishing.
False albacore, striped bass and bluefish all move through Montauk on the fall run - a Montauk guide on what the migration brings, and what a freshwater angler needs to...
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.
Eleven seasons on the Green River out of Dutch John, distilled into flows, hatch timing, 14-foot leaders, foam-headed streamers and the safety gear that lives under a guide's seat.
An early member of the University of Mississippi fly fishing club on how it was built, what the national program demanded in return, and why the alumni network turned out...
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.
A manufacturing engineer redesigned the drift boat anchor around independently rotating galvanized plates, then built a seven-weight lineup from 6 to 45 pounds with no lead in it.
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...
A birch fungus that dries a waterlogged dry fly instantly, bark-tanned leather wallets, and engraved hackle gauges - inside a plastic-free fly gear workshop.
Scott Fly Rods built the first nine-foot four-weight, still makes fiberglass, and handcrafts every rod it sells. Jim Bartschi on 45 years of rod design decisions.
Cheeky launched large arbors and bright colors when every other reel was black or gunmetal. Peter Vandergrift on drag design, price tiers, and the Schoolie tournament.
Derek Stewart is the one-person show behind Native Rod Company, a custom fly rod maker anglers cannot get enough of. Past, present and future of the brand.
Alexandra Scott, third generation of Scotty Products, on the brand's top products, where Scotty is headed, and the best selling product nobody guesses right.
Brian Chaney, CEO of Korkers footwear, on what makes a wading boot last through guide seasons and the new boots Korkers had lined up for 2021.
How a tobacco pipe company became a direct-to-consumer fly rod brand, why production moved to Korea, and what each rod in the Moonshine lineup is built for.
Josh Jenkins of Scientific Anglers covers what is new for the 2021 season in fly lines, leaders and tippet, and the technology built into each of them.
Josh Jenkins breaks down the Scientific Anglers 2021 lineup, from leaders and tippet to fly lines, and the new technology behind each of the updates.
Pat Dorsey, a Colorado trout guide, covers tailwater tactics for the South Platte and Cheesman plus the leader design he trusts on spooky fish.
A career small lakes biologist lays out the three-line stillwater system, the indicator leader that hangs vertical, and why blobs and boobies keep working on trout lakes.