Louis Cahill recently penned this piece on nets, after a reader asked him for advice on nets for steelhead. Cahill’s advice is pretty sound. You can read it ...
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With the largest body of water at our doorstep, and literally year round fishing available, the (Fly Fishers International) Southwest Council brings you ...
Bass tournaments have arguably given competitive fly fishing a large part of its existing framework, which makes the fact that a fly angler won a recent bass ...
The pandemic has cancelled thousands of events since it started nearly a year ago, and yet another is falling victim – the Eastern Idaho Fly Tying Expo. This ...
Todd Tanner tackles a subject that’s a bit tricky in a recent story over at Hatch Magazine. In it, Tanner discusses whether you can tell a bad cast from a ...
Fishpond has released a new video that’s one of the best ones I’ve seen this year. It highlights guides – but not in the way you’d expect. Fishing guides, in ...
SOMERSET, Penn. – Five of the six scheduled 2021 Fly Fishing Shows have either been postponed or cancelled, with the event in Lancaster, Penn., still on track ...
Loon Outdoors is proud to present Tools of the Trade, a series of videos featuring Loon Outdoors Ambassadors and their use of Loon’s tools. The videos were ...
This is a unique story by a fellow named Paul Smith, who writes for The Telegram in Newfoundland. This story centers on Smith’s usual winter routine of ...
The folks over at Meat Eater have started a new series called Trash Fish Tuesday, in which they discuss fish that we all usually regard as not good for sport ...
Shame Around Money to $15 Million Annually with Adi Arezzini Founder of Teami Blends Raised by a single mom, Adis earliest memory of money and hardship was at ...
Kent Klewein, over at Gink & Gasoline, wrote a great piece lately about how to cover a hatch. It all starts with carrying the right flies and knowing when ...
