Get rid of the strike indicator and enjoy nymph fishing. Tight line nymphing is an underrated, very effective fly fishing ...

Today we're out on the snowy shorelines targeting Steelhead, bottom bouncing with an artificial egg and yarn fly. I'm in the Lower Niagara River with Lewiston New York in front of me, Queenston ...

Mayflies are harmless, don't bite, and indicate a healthy water environment. Communities along the Great Lakes are preparing ...

The semisolid diets were prepared according to the methodology described by Salles (1992) and Nunes et al. (2013). For the diets preparation, the following components were homogenised in blender: ...

Many of Montana's rivers are currently experiencing peak flows due to snowmelt runoff, creating challenging but promising conditions for anglers.With the main ...

HE’S MAKING FLIES FOR FLY FISHING. YOU KIND OF IN YOUR EYE. YOU HAVE WHAT YOU MIGHT WANT IT TO LOOK LIKE, AND THEN YOU WORK IT AND IT’S, YOU KNOW, THREAD OF DIFFERENT COLORS. SOMETIMES FLOSS.

Joan Wulff handles a fishing rod with grace and explosive power. In 1960 she set the women’s unofficial world record for distance casting—an astonishing 161 feet. Now the grande dame of fly-fishing at ...

What we have discovered is that birds now know that they can eat the spotted lantern fly. There are two native fungal species out there that are being passed around through the population that's ...

His words resonated like an oracle rather than an aging fly-fishing guide biding his time ... “Ninety-five percent of the feeding a trout does is subsurface,” Gable said.

When you decide that you want to step up your subsurface fly fishing game, make the switch over to fluoro. You’ll experience the added benefits, and you can decide for yourself if it’s worth ...

Sight casting a fly successfully for permit is among, if not the, most difficult achievement in fly fishing. If you choose to accept ... including spoons, irons, jigs, subsurface and topwater plugs, ...

For decades, the club has taught beginners how to tie flies — typically made up of a hook and feathers — and cast them onto the water using a fishing rod and weighted “fly line” that propels the ...