Marsh Sessions and How to Start a Fly Fishing Community
Bimonthly brewery gatherings, a fall festival that drew 450 people, and nearly $4,000 raised for conservation - built with no budget, one partner and a lot of phone calls.
Bimonthly brewery gatherings, a fall festival that drew 450 people, and nearly $4,000 raised for conservation - built with no budget, one partner and a lot of phone calls.
Jason Klass breaks down Tenkara, the telescopic, line-only method of fly fishing, dispelling its misconceptions and covering rod build, flex, lengths and line setup.
A Bristol Bay guide walks through the Alaska season stage by stage: early streamers and mice, sockeye arriving in July, the egg drop, then flesh.
Three Western rivers picked for dry fly fishing - the Big Wood in Idaho, the Deschutes in Oregon and small water in northern New Mexico - plus hard-won advice on...
What separates a DIY trip that works from one that does not - map and forum research, a team with complementary skills - plus two simple games that turn a...
A short Insider Tips episode with Christian Bacasa's advice for making the best of a fly fishing outing with children on the water.
Joshua and Caleb Simmons started the Dads on the Fly Podcast to talk about fishing with kids, and they walk Christian Bacasa through blue lining the Great Smoky Mountains.
Odom Wu shares how his family escaped communism to reach the USA, and why targeting carp on the fly is a freedom he is grateful to have.
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.
A father and daughter who once spent 90 minutes smashing through ice with their oars to reach open water, and who now rig every rod on the bank before the...
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.
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.
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.
Kaitlin Barnhart of the Mayfly Project on sponsoring foster children to fly fish, meeting co-founder Jesse, and what the organization is aiming at next.
Andrew Weiner, author of the fly fishing children's book Down by the River, on years in publishing and the long road from finished manuscript to print.