fly casting

This episode of Anchored is a little different. I recorded it while in steelhead camp this year, and my hope is that you’ll share it with someone in your life who’s thinking about getting into fly fishing but doesn’t know where to start.
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.
Stepping up to the water's edge, rod in hand, you feel a rush of anticipation. Yet, there's a common pitfall many anglers face – casting too far, too soon. The truth is, the key to a successful catch often lies much closer to shore than many realize. So, what's the secret?
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.
Ross Purnell is the Editor of Fly Fisherman magazine, a position he has held since 2009. His journey into fly fishing began at age 16 when his mother gifted him a subscription to the magazine, inspiring a passion that would shape his career.
To dig into this topic, I invited three experts who know rods and lines better than just about anyone—Tim Rajeff, Jeff Wagner, and Simon Gawesworth. In this episode, we break down the line weight system and discuss why manufacturers push the boundaries.
Ted Upton is the founder and CEO of Cheeky Fishing, a brand known for its high-performance fly reels and commitment to innovation in the angling industry. In this episode of Anchored, we discuss how Cheeky got its start and take a closer look at what’s really in a fly reel.
As the owner of Vancouver's iconic Ruddick's Fly Shop, Kathy has been a cornerstone of the fly-fishing community, combining her passion for the sport with her expertise in teaching fly fishing and casting. In this episode of Anchored, we take a closer look at how Kathy got into fly fishing, and I finally get to pick her brain after decades of curiosity about this amazing woman.
Permit fishing is often regarded as one of the most challenging types of fly fishing, and for good reason. Using insights from expert guide Wil Flack, we’ll discuss what makes permit fishing so intense and rewarding.
Improve your odds of hooking a monster by knowing where to find them—and how to avoid messing it up.
Big fish don't get big by accident. They're wary, experienced, spooky and often pressured.
In this video, instructor Justin Duggan teaches how to increase your catch rate while fishing from a boat.