Trout aren’t going to be everywhere. In this video, Tom Rosenbauer shows you how to read the water, find the fish, and improve your chances of landing the big one!

To land a steelhead, keep the rod low and to the side as the fish comes close. Lead it upstream of your position. Submerge the net before the fish arrives and bring the fish’s head to it. Once it’s in ...

Carp favor warm water temps and are very active at times when Trout are trying to survive the summer heat. If you enjoy a smart, selective, tough fish to catch that fight with the kind of power trout ...

Winter bluegill and crappie on most natural lakes and reservoirs concentrate in soft-bottom basins 20 to 40 feet deep, with 25 to 35 feet the band cited most often as the sweet spot. That’s deeper ...

A trout angler’s first saltwater trip goes wrong on reflex, not on casting distance. The rod-lift hook set that buries a small hook in a trout’s soft mouth pulls a big saltwater hook straight out of a ...

For line, match the taper to the water, not the calendar. A tropical-core saltwater line (Scientific Anglers Amplitude Bonefish or Rio Elite Flats Pro, both about $130) stays stiff and shootable in ...

An Intruder is a long fly built in two stations on a shank or tube, with a sparse middle and a short hook trailing on a loop. This piece builds it on a shank. When your first Intruder has the stations ...

Weight, not the 60-degree bend in a jig hook’s eye, is what makes a fly ride point-up. A slotted tungsten bead or a set of dumbbell eyes concentrated at the head will invert almost any streamer or ...

The best window for a peacock bass fly fishing trip is the Amazon’s falling-water season, roughly September through February, with the strongest fishing typically between October and January. On the ...

My Green Perdigon nymph is a fast-sinking fly fishing nymph pattern. Join Tyler from AvidMax as he ties the D-Rib Stonefly, a low-riding nymph to keep in your box at all times.

Ten years of guiding taught me that losing a big fish almost never comes down to bad luck. There are 5 specific mistakes, small details in how you fight the fish, that separate the guys who land ...

In this tying video shot in the Anglers All tying studio, local tyer, Anglers All crew member and Umpqua Signature Tyer Daryl Eakins talks us through the process of tying his Reservoir Dog streamer ...