Last year, we posted a great article by Paul Moinester that featured great tips for properly handling fish. In the video about, Bryan Huskey–found of #KeepEmWet Fishing–demonstrates the proper . . .
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Back in 2013, I wrote a story for this blog about an experience I had with a new fishing buddy on a prolific stretch of water that he had dubbed the “Drunk Fork of the Anheuser.” The story. . .
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Bryan Huskey is a filmmaker and photographer from Boise, Idaho. He’s probably best known in the fly-fishing world for his film “Doc of the Drakes,” about an octogenarian angler suffering . . .
Read MoreIn this podcast, I tell a story about getting caught playing “Hendrickson hooky” by two owners of the Orvis Company. The main event features Paul Moinester of KEEPEMWET FISHING, and. . .
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In 2011, the Wild Steelhead Coalition teamed up with the Skagit River System Cooperative and Orvis to use drone technology to map out and survey a critical habitat-restoration project on. . .
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The northern pike (Esox lucius) goes by a variety of names across its range in the U.S. and Canada—from “gator” to “water wolf” to “snot rocket”—reflecting both its popularity as a game fish and the low esteem many. . .
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Welcome to another edition of our trivia challenge, where we test your knowledge of all things fly fishing and where you might learn a thing or two about this sport we love. This week, we’ve got. . .
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There are few places left in the United States as pristine and untouched as Alaska’s Chuitna Watershed. Nestled between the Cook Inlet and the rugged Tordrillo Mountain Range, the Chuitna is an iconic Alaskan wilderness teeming with pools of wild Pacific salmon and oversize. . .
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The latest issue of Revive is full of great photos and articles covering everything from native species, to the fishery in the Los Angeles River, to great pike flies from Norbert Renaud. Plus, there are articles on. . .
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On the train back from Dundalk, I scanned through my photos from the last three days, amazed by how much water we had covered and how many fish we had brought to hand. It was opening weekend of trout season in the northeastern corner of the. . .
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