Fishing techniques
Streamer fishing is often seen as a last resort, but when you understand what really drives trout behavior, it becomes one of the most powerful techniques in your arsenal.
Raft fishing offers a lot of freedom, but it also comes with a few key techniques you’ll want to know before you push off from the shore. Whether you're fishing solo or heading out with a buddy, knowing how to get in and out of the water safely is essential.
For many anglers, stepping onto the flats for the first time can feel overwhelming. Today, we’re drawing from the expertise of Lori-Ann Murphy, a pioneer in the fly fishing world, to break down what you need to know about fishing the flats.
When it comes to catching more fish, understanding baitfish behavior is just as important as selecting the right fly or lure. Why? Because fish respond to their food sources differently throughout the year, so knowing what’s available each season can dramatically improve your success.
In this episode of Anchored, we discuss Meko's role in one of the longest generational legacies in fly-fishing guiding, flats fishing techniques, his latest project, lodge, and more.
Most anglers spend years chasing big fish without ever truly understanding how they think. It turns out much of what we’ve been taught about fish behavior is wrong, and that’s exactly what today’s insight from renowned guide, author, and innovative fly tier Kelly Galloup sets out to fix.
You’re standing at the edge of a trout stream, gear in hand, but which nymph do you choose? The answer could mean the difference between a banner day or going home empty-handed...
Mayfly nymphs are a favorite meal for trout during their ascent to the surface, making them an essential pattern in any angler’s box. In this guide, we’ll draw from the expertise of Clint Goyette, a seasoned fly fishing professional, as he walks you through tying this must-have fly step by step.
Preparation starts well before you get to the water’s edge. You should begin planning days in advance, not just the morning of your trip. Here are some important steps to consider before fishing big water…
Unlike rivers, where the current helps straighten out your line, stillwater fishing relies entirely on your presentation. From mastering different retrieves to knowing when to pause, each detail can make or break your chances of a hook up.
Knowing where to find trout is often more critical than understanding their diet or habits. Anglers refer to this skill as "reading water," a term that encompasses comprehending the subtleties of a river's currents, riffles, eddies, and depths.
In this presentation, Jerry Darkes, April Vokey and Al Ritt sit down to present fly-tying in its simplest form.
