The perception of fly fisherpeople by the rest of the sporting world is loosely based on stereotypes and myths. The days of the old man in a tweed hat standing knee-deep in a Montana stream daintily casting a butt-heavy chunk … Read More
We have all been guilty of dropping or mistreating a fish at one point in our angling lives. Fly fishermen tend to think they are more careful with fish because of their perception they have a higher level of conservational awareness … Read More
There are millions of different reasons or excuses, depending on your point of view, that fly fishermen love to use for not catching fish. Some excuses, like the water was off colored or it was too hot or cold, are … Read More
Fly fishing myths are steeped in tradition and secrecy stirred together in a small pot of self-righteousness. Between the superstitions and misinformation, lies the bare essence of the sport that has befuddled so many anglers since Izaac picked up his … Read More
Fly guides and fishermen are the strangest of beasts. In the soul of most hunters of fish, there is a torment that rages in the sublime space that separates ego and humility. This battle will make the best of men … Read More
There has been a disturbing trend lately of posts, pictures, and mentions of people fishing to spawning trout that are lying on redds and how to do it effectively. The average knucklehead knows how easy it is to catch a … Read More