| Bringing My "A" Game
I ended up putting a good dent in my trout box on Saturday. When I finally called it quits at around 2am, I had 3 rows of my C&F box filled with Hendricksons. That takes my fly count for the winter of '08/'09 to 36 flies. There's still a lot more tying to do until April , but it's n ... read more |
| The Au Sable
Despite all that has been written about it, even it's most frequent
visitors have yet to pry away many of the secrets northern Michigan's
Au Sable River protects as it makes it's 129 mile journey from north of
Grayling, Michigan, into Lake Huron.
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 | Beginning of Winter on the South Holston River
by Hugh Hartsell
It has been an unprecedented year in East Tennessee when you look at the drought situation that has beset the Southeastern part of the United States, The mountain streams have suffered the most and for the flyfishing guid ... read more |
 | Ontario's Algonquin Park
by Nick Pujic
Nestled in the heart of Central Ontario, Algonquin Provincial Park is renowned World wide as a place of vast beauty, inspiring wilderness and a reflection of true Canadian heritage. From the timeless artwork of the Group of Seven, which the park inspired, to th ... read more |
 | Trout Town USA
“”by Brian Tompkins
Day One: I awoke May 19th, 2006, knowing that in a few hours I would be heading for one of the most famous trout fishing destinations; Roscoe, NY. After sitting through three periods of school barely keeping my attention, I was off with my best friend and his fathe ... read more |
 | Chillin' In The Whee
Chillin’ in the Wheeby Mike Holleman, a.k.a. "Spanky"The soft spring sunlight glittered and flashed off the brightly colored sides of the little trout. He wiggled and squirmed frantically as my son held his first trout up for Dad to admire. Admiration was quickly replaced by a sen ... read more |
 | Yellow Breeches
Fishing Pennsylvania One Stream at a Time: “The ”by George Krebs
What comes to your mind when someone describes a place with over 10,000 miles of pristine trout streams, over 300 miles of the best Smallmouth Bass water you ever waded, and all within a five hour drive? No, it’s ... read more |
 | Michigan Tailwaters
by Ralf Maky
The installation of several dams along Michigan’s major rivers has created a wealth of opportunity, both economically and for recreational purposes. Some of the rivers in our southern tier of counties are limited to warm-water species, but harbor trop ... read more |
 | Giant Alaskan Rainbows
by Brandon Jensen
A nice 'bow taken by the author on the Naknek River
Alaskan Rainbows hold a special place in my heart and are my favorite species to target with the fly rod. In fact, this is probably the norm for Alaskan fly-fishermen, which can be surprising to peop ... read more |
 | Fly Fishing Richmond, Virginia
by Jeff Greendyk
Fly-fishing in the city of Richmond is always an adventure. The normal fisherman's problems of just finding the fish some days, to being in areas that you know you should be wearing a bulletproof vest instead of a wading vest, always adds ... read more |
 | The North Platte Hat Trick
Bill Worden
I first met Mark Boname at the Fly Fishing Show in Denver. He was there promoting his fly shop and guide service, as were many other outfitters. The difference was he was only three hours away, not like the outfitters from Canada, Alaska, and even New Zea ... read more |
 | Fishing the Little Red River
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by Michael Davis
The water that flows downstream from Greers Ferry Dam for approximately 30 miles is, without a doubt, some of the best trout fishing water in the South. Anglers can fish for monster Rainbows that in som ... read more |
 | A Day on the Tribs
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by Marty Stalnecker
I pulled into the parking area on 12 mile around 9:30 a.m.; it had taken about an hour and a half to drive up Interstate 79, then a short sprint on 90. Cars were parked everywhere and even though I had a slive ... read more |
 | Destination Margaree River
Destination: Margaree Riverby Damian Welsh
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Margaree River- to some, the words alone conjure up vivid memories of days gone by and the many memorable pilgrimages many of us make year after year.
Thoughts and images rush through your head as you a ... read more |
 | Au Sable River A River of Diversity
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Au Sable River: A River of Diversityby Steve Clark
I feel blessed to live in the state of Michigan, and the number one reason I feel that way is because of a single flow of water that starts in the middle of the state and flows eastward all the way to La ... read more |
 | Fly Fishing the Muskegon River for Spring Steelhead
Written by Bob Barber
It was a beautiful, sunny 50° Friday afternoon as I skipped out of work 2 hours early in order to meet my two best fishing buddies near Croton dam. As I made the 45-minute trek north from Grand Rapids I couldn’t help but ponde ... read more |
 | Fly fishing for trout in Patagonia’s Chilean Andes
A much dreamed about adventure was becoming reality.While boarding an American Airlines 777 in Dallas, bound for Santiago, Chile, I noticed several passengers carrying fly rod tubes, which helped confirm my belief that this trip would be everything I had dreamed about, lush green mountains flowing w ... read more |
