LATEST POSTS

Fly casting is more than a way to move line through the air. The cast determines where the fly lands, how gently it arrives, and whether the line allows a natural drift afterward. Learning several types...

Fly fishing can seem complicated at first, but the essentials are straightforward: choose suitable gear, learn to control the line, present a fly naturally, and pay attention to where fish are likely to...

Mayfly nymphs spend most of their lives beneath the surface, making them an important food source for trout in rivers and streams. Because fish may continue feeding on nymphs before, during, and after...

Articulated streamer flies are built to move like living prey. Instead of tying the entire pattern on one hook shank, the fly is divided into two or more connected sections. A flexible joint lets the rear...