Don’t complain. Fish in the rain.

Once an angler gets into tippet rings, like tube flies, few stay tethered to make fly tying great again — adopters “wouldn't ...

We should be raising our voices in outrage. The President of the United States has betrayed every American and set us on a ...

Suddenly, critics are everywhere. AI is either making everyone illiterate or turning us all into instant book authors, brilliant scientists, or experts on anything. But even before we called it “AI,” ...

NOTE: The article is abridged: “The year was 1989. The place was Kuusamo, Finland. The event was the World Fly Fishing Championship. Who was this guy dressed in an unconventional vest, wearing garden ...

Academically knowing what trout eat mostly means little if you don’t know how to cast, fish a fly, or choose when and where to fish. Mastering these practical skills is essential if you want fly ...

Hatch Magazine reviewed Orvis’ redesigned Recon fly rods, rating them as very good. The review notes that these rods are heavier and lack the crisp casting or refined finish of the Helios F and D ...

My first impressions at fly-fishing shows seemed to confirm this, as several glass rods cast sluggishly. Others not so. However, that perception of too slow changed dramatically after I purchased Echo ...

Fly casting is almost universally regarded as the crucial skill for successfully catching fish. According to my artist friend Thom Glace, fly casting can also be a moment on the water when you feel ...

NOTE: All information posted here was sourced from the links below. The population of fly fishers in the United States exceeds 8 million active participants, accounting for about 2.6% of the U.S.

This industry fear is often repeated at fly-fishing shows, in online discussions, and by rod-and-reel reps parroting their employers. Face it—Tenkara is beginner-friendly. Tenkara is easy to use and ...

Concern about the lack of snow in the Western United States is well-founded among scientists, outdoor enthusiasts, and communities facing water shortages. The current administration appears oblivious ...