Gel Spun minimum buildup. Secure materials without creating oversized bodies or heads—particularly useful for midges, small ...

Gear: New and noteworthy gear from the 2016 Fly Fishing Show ...

[dropcap]H[/dropcap]udson is the author of dozens of fly fishing books and probably the best introductory to intermediate level fly tying book ever written, A ...

This article is one of a pair of stories about the Skagit River and the federal process to relicense three major hydroelectric dams along its length. Read the companion story here . . . by Rico Moore ...

My grizzled Canadian friend and retired fly fishing and hunting guide, Armando Bastian, stopped for a two-day visit before heading to Key West for a few weeks debauching before heading to Andros, the ...

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 ...

Soft hackle flies are okay with just being called soft hackle. The best of them, or seem to be most desired by trouts, are witnessed tied on #10 hooks to about #18 (hook description by Luehring).

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 ...

One of America’s most enduring strengths is a simple idea: that some things belong to all of us, and it is our shared responsibility to protect them. Clean air, safe drinking water, and preserved ...

A subsurface fly is typically weighted by the size of the hook, through various weights added to the shank, or by placing a weight behind the fly on the leader. The goal is for the fly to sink quickly ...

Wild Urban Adventures, a leading fly-tying company from Minnesota, is at the forefront of a quiet revolution: spin fishers across the Upper Midwest are increasingly adopting tube flies. Independent ...

There seems to be no shortage of news concerning diseases these days – and now the “disease” word has come to the world of trout fishing too. I wish that preceding sentence was a cleverly crafted lead ...