Fly fishing is more than just a pastime in Colorado. It is a major economic driver that supports the state’s roughly $13.9-billion outdoor recreation industry. And it wouldn’t be possible to fly fish ...

Then there’s the fly itself: a carefully crafted imitation of a bug or baitfish, often tied from feathers and fur. These flies are as varied as the fish you’re targeting, and creating them can ...

The bill would prohibit the sale or trade of any animal skin with hair, fleece or fibers attached, and any clothing product made of fur. It includes several exemptions from the definition of ...

Opponents of Denver's fur ban, Initiated Ordinance 308, say it will have consequences beyond banning fox and raccoon fur coats by impacting fly-fishing, hat-making and even Native Americans.

A bug taper fly line really makes casting easier.) If you time it right, you could be in for a day of fishing you will never forget. And then, every year, when the dogwood blooms, it will take on ...

Banning fur in Denver with ordinance 308 would shut down a thriving part of this city and this state's economy, ... our fly-fishing businesses and hatmakers, that should rile us all up.

That’s a sad 0.22 percent. Given this, it’s no shock that the authors of the study concluded that bug zappers are “worthless for biting fly reduction.” In a similar vein, the American ...