Pebble Mine Then and Now and the Tactical Grid Fishing Technique
A 13-year fight over an open-pit mine above Bristol Bay, what comes after the EPA decision, and a grid method for covering pressured water in three dimensions.
A 13-year fight over an open-pit mine above Bristol Bay, what comes after the EPA decision, and a grid method for covering pressured water in three dimensions.
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...
Guiding a river where the lots are full by eight in the morning is a specific kind of hard. Three seasons on the middle Provo, from first-year anxiety to knowing...
Twenty years of guiding the upper Mississippi and the St. Croix: why the smallmouth run big, how to work a popper or a diver, and what fall musky fishing really...
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...
There are only a handful of insect profiles trout are eating, so a new fly is rarely the fix. Depth and weight are the adjustments that matter, and both beat...
A four-minute streamer fix: pre-thread a tungsten cone or bead onto the tippet, lock it where you want it, and turn a plain woolly bugger into a fly that gets...
Ice-out on lakes between 8,500 and 9,000 feet, trolling a two-fly rig to find cruising trout, and the mud line on the windblown shore - backcountry stillwater from a guide...
Jason and Christy McReynolds of Flying SoHo Guide Service in Tennessee talk about the monster browns they have connected with on the South Holston in recent years.
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.
Stuart Wardle of Durham Fly Fishing Company in North England shares his expertise on dry flies and spiders, plus his philosophy on a range of fly fishing subjects.
Christian Bacasa lays out the strategy he uses for evaluating and selecting nymph patterns when fly fishing, in a short Insider Tips episode.
Angler and photographer Amber Toner describes her formula for success on small creeks, then walks through several tips for improving your photography on the water.
Christian Bacasa shares a few tricks that will improve your strip set hookups when fly fishing, in a short episode from the Insider Tips series.
Christian Bacasa lays out the formula he uses to cast repeatedly and accurately from a boat when streamer fishing, because more casts equal more opportunities.
Christian Bacasa breaks down the formula he uses to choose the best dry fly for the occasion, instead of guessing his way through the fly box.
Christian Bacasa shares a few things he wishes he had known before his first drift boat experience, so your first day in a boat goes smoother.
Christian Bacasa shows three distinct ways he rigs up for wet fly fly fishing, covering how he builds each leader and when he reaches for it.
The crew behind the Working Class Fishing Podcast covers everything from fly fishing for gar to nymphing for trout, all from a working class angler's view.