There’s no wrong way to approach fishing pocket water – throwing dry flies or tight-line nymphing can both be effective, but I personally think the best way to fish these stretches of river is ...

I've loved fly fishing from the get-go. I was a kid when I started, and everything about it attracted me. Wading in the water ...

Many of us owe bluegills for sparking our love of fishing, considering how eager they are to snatch a worm under a bobber ... the tiny fly chug and spit a little water. Wooly Buggers are one of the ...

Fly fishing waders are one of the most intimidating purchases an angler can make. They’re a critical safety element when fishing in lower temperatures and can make or break a day on the water. Even at ...

Travel is one of the best parts of fly fishing, and the sport can take you places you never imagined you’d end up. But, at the end of the day, no water compares to a home river or stream that ...

Streamer flies can ... hover in the water column more like a hard-plastic jerkbait. Both styles of fly are highly productive, and you should always carry a few of each. Like fishing lures, the ...

More flies on the surface and extra boots ... being able to see contrast and definition under the surface of the water gives an angler a huge advantage. You’ll spook fewer trout, see structures ...

Dry-fly fishing, in which anglers use lures that ... and she fondly recalls the kaleidoscopic rock colors under the cold, clean water. Picking out the fish she was going to catch was a lot easier ...

Fly rods are also very versatile: flies can drift over the ... Weston Sagdalen what kind of bugs live under rocks in streams. “You’ve got fast water coming in there, you can see where it ...

“He made fly fishing more accessible and tore down ... “You know,” he said, “when you go under the water in a clear river and see the vegetation and the light and the bubbles and the ...