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Learn How to Read Water for Trout Like a Pro with Gary Borger
When anglers talk about reading water, they often think it means finding fish in lakes and streams. That’s part of it, but Gary Borger reminds us there’s more... Fish follow three simple rules that shape every move they make: save your butt, fill your gut, and have kids. Survival always comes first. When we understand that, we start to see the river through their eyes, think like predators, and approach each piece of water with more intention.
Our Kelly Galloup Streamer Fishing Course Is a Game-Changer
Streamer fishing has a reputation for drawing out the biggest and smartest fish, and few people understand that better than Kelly Galloup. With more than five decades in the sport, Kelly has built a legacy as a guide, author, and innovator whose influence can be felt across every corner of modern fly fishing.
Kevin Feenstra’s Similar Water Philosophy
In today’s article, we’ll walk through how Kevin applies his “Similar Water Philosophy” on the river, from recognizing winter steelhead water to adjusting sink tips, flies, and casting approaches.
Spey Casting Tips: Grip and Stance
When learning to Spey cast, many anglers focus on the cast itself, but the way you grip the rod and position your body can make or break your success on the water. Your grip and stance are the foundation of every good Spey cast, and getting them right will help you cast more comfortably, more accurately, and with far less effort.
How to Chironomid Fish Without an Indicator
Ever had one of those days where the usual indicator setup just isn’t cutting it? You know the fish are there, but the indicator's not moving, and frustration is setting in fast. That’s when it’s time to strip things back, literally. If you haven’t tried naked nymphing with a floating line, you could be missing out on one of the most effective ways to fish stillwater...
Allen Rupp Breaks Down The NearNuff Crayfish
When it comes to fishing flies that truly perform, the NearNuff Crayfish stands out as one of the most versatile and effective patterns you can learn. Originally designed by the late Dave Whitlock, this pattern has been carried forward by fly tying expert Allen Rupp.
Catch More Fish: Fly Selection for Spooky Trout
When it comes to fly fishing, picking the right fly can feel like a guessing game, especially when you're faced with so many options. But if you want to improve your chances of hooking that elusive fish, fly selection is where it all begins.
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7 Fly Fishing Retrieves to Help You Catch More Fish
Sometimes success is not about the fly or the cast, but how you’re retrieving your fly through the water. Today, we’re drawing on the expertise of guide and instructor Justin Duggan, who reveals his top 7 fly fishing retrieves to boost your catch rate in both fresh and saltwater.
How to Tie a Leader for Czech Nymph Fishing
Clint Goyette, a seasoned competitor in the Canadian National Fly Fishing Championships, takes us through the step-by-step process of setting up your nymphing leader for optimal results.
What do you need to get started fly fishing?
Essential Fly Fishing Gear for Beginners: Basic Accessories
If you're thinking about getting into fly fishing, having the right gear can make all the difference. Today, we're tapping into the expertise of Gill Steele, who grew up immersed in the fishing world and has turned that passion into a lifelong pursuit.
Anchored Podcast Ep. 242: Millie Paini on Trout Hunter, Complexities, and Getting Into Fly Fishing
In this episode of Anchored, we cover the challenges and rewards of running a fly shop, the complexities of obtaining an outfitter license, and Millie's journey as a female ambassador in the industry.
Mending in Fly Fishing 101: Why, How, When and Where
Mending is not just a technique but an art that significantly enhances your ability to present flies - be they dry flies, nymphs, or streamers - in a manner that entices fish, transforming luck into skill. One person who knows a thing or two about this topic is Mickey Finn.