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Alaska, a land renowned for its wild, untouched landscapes and abundant wildlife, offers some of the most spectacular fly fishing experiences in the world. But with increasing popularity and looming...
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.
A Portland guide breaks down the welded T-8, T-11 and T-14 sink tip he built for winter steelhead, and the sight-fishing program he runs for Columbia River carp.
Bert Ley, Vice President of the Utah Stream Access Coalition, covers stream access basics, how to get informed and take action, and his many trips to Chile.
Rod length, reel balance, leader formulas and the one casting fault that costs the most fish - a euro nymphing walkthrough from a Team USA angler.
A Team USA angler on reading pocket water, the winter three-step of dry dropper then nymph then streamer, and the leader signal that says your fly is deep.
Pat Dorsey, a Colorado trout guide, covers tailwater tactics for the South Platte and Cheesman plus the leader design he trusts on spooky fish.
Dan Moyer of GoCatcha on the app that holds playbooks for rivers and lakes, and how sharing local knowledge can pay anglers passive income.
A year after his first interview, Freestone Fly Company's founder had four membership options, a premium box, a tying starter kit, and a full-time job at his own company.
Forrest Rogers, CEO of Rock Treads, on the past year of progress, acquiring sit-anywhere chair company Crazy Creek, and the company's lodge programs.
Naoto Aoki, a Calgary-based guide known for the Bow River, on dry fly tactics for brown trout, double tapers, long leaders, and the role of timing.
Reno guide Arlo Townsend on fishing Pyramid Lake and the Truckee River, the setup he trusts for big fish, and what he does differently with SA products.
Colorado guide Matt McCannel on stealthy trout hunting tactics, the leader setup that makes it work, and the controversy over ladders on the Gunnison River.
Bryan and Lane of River Rat on how their fly fishing raft is built, the technology inside it, and the new water anglers can reach because of it.
Landon Mayer on stillwater fly fishing, the gear he uses for big trout in rivers and lakes, and the fight to protect wild browns in South Park.
Naknek River rainbows eat streamers, mice and flesh flies and fight far above their length. Captain James Johnson on trout season, permit, and buying lodges.
Part 2 of the Kristen Mustad conversation covers the red drag on Nautilus fly reels, the industry hurdles he cleared, and the trout streams where he made his biggest calls.
Part 1 of the Kristen Mustad interview traces how Nautilus Fly Reels grew into a premium manufacturer, and what it took to get the reels in front of the right...
A British Columbia fly subscription box, taken apart: what is in the mailer each month, why the flies cost more at wholesale, and how free cross-border shipping became possible.
The Skeena season runs from March winter steelhead through early-November coho, with chinook in June and the classic steelhead peak in August and September.