Looking for a new way to unwind, connect with nature and maybe even catch your next big fish story. Fly fishing is not just a sport, it is an art, a skill and a peaceful escape all rolled ...

Jackson sits at a desk with a small vise and considers which bugs are hatching on the nearby North Platte. Midges in the morning. Pale morning duns until about 2 p.m., yellow sallies in the afternoon, ...

Late spring 2025 brought the kind of conditions paddlers dream about — sunny skies, cool air, and just enough rainfall in the ...

This article was originally published in the July/August edition of Yampa Valley Adventures Magazine. “You don’t need beauty ...

Over on the Wisconsin shorelines, walleyes have been caught sporadically in select areas. Cohos are also infiltrating the ...

A trio of rivers in southeastern Minnesota offer perfect opportunities to fish for smallmouth, and to do so on foot.

NEW YORK — On a muggy Friday evening, the menswear and denim shop Blue in Green — on Greene Street in New York’s SoHo shopping district — was packed with guys in dad hats and baggy denim ...

The River Why by David James Duncan: Fly Fishing Fiction The only work of fiction on this list, The River Why tells the story of a young man searching for purpose and fulfillment through fly fishing.

I wore the jacket in Montana while fly fishing the Missouri River. The day's weather progressed from cold to windy, then rain, back to windy, sunny, and finally warm.

It is very popular with fly anglers, but Rapalas and spinners will also catch fish where they are allowed (keep track of your location, as the regulations vary along the Big Wood).

Maine’s Penobscot River isn’t an easy place to get to. But it’s well worth the trouble—for both its fishing and its beauty. Guide John Wood and writer Ken Wells fishing Big Eddy.