Dry-fly fishing can be surprisingly simple–completely accessible–and when everything comes together, it’s pretty much top of the game.
Look carefully at a riseform. Small waves are created by the movement of the fish. These waves are not uniform in height across the riseform…
Let’s be honest. When you’re nymph fishing with a bobber all you’re really doing is hanging onto the water tube handles.
An essential requirement for distance casting is that maximum acceleration of the rod occur at the end of the casting stroke.
A water-resistant/waterproof tackle and boat bag for anglers looking to stow and organize terminal fishing gear.
A “heavy duty,” oversized fly box for boating guides and anglers.
Wind is a fact of life in the West. If you’re going to fish out here, at some point you’ll be doing it in the wind.
“Blind Casting” from Rivers Always Reach the Sea by Monte Burke.
Your backcast is where you load the power in the rod, and a stiff breeze will help straighten the line behind you.