Some of the best parts of fly fishing happen after the fishing is over. After the last cast, when the camp chairs come out and the headlamps glow in the dark.
Tungsten is up sharply this year, and every bead pack in fly tying reflects it. Here's what's happening, what we won't cut corners on, and the brass line coming this fall.
I didn't plan on buying a fly-fishing company. I found Firehole restocking hooks at my local shop, drawn to three words on the pack: 100% barbless.
Reflections on Wyoming’s New Mandate and the Future of Catch & Release What responsibility do we carry when we release a fish? It’s a question that tends to show up in quiet moments - watching ...
The River Doesn't Care Who You Are
Overcast, mayflies coming off, a dozen Sparkle Duns tied the night before. Four hours later, nothing, while a kid downstream lands fish on a beat-up foam beetle. The river had made its choice.
The Billion-to-One Odds: Why Fly Fishing is a Privilege, Not Just a Hobby
Only about 0.12% of the world fly fishes. A guest reflection from Chris Higgins on privilege, gratitude, and fishing for fun in a world that mostly fishes for food.
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