The advent of autumn means it’s time for the serious saltwater-blitz season along the Atlantic seaboard. For many salty anglers, Lou Tabory’s seminal book Inshore Fly Fishing unlocked the secrets to casting for striped bass, bluefish, and false albacore from the beach. Tabory has designed many of the best striper patterns, including the Snake Fly shown here. With its. . .
Written by: Paul Weamer
Today is a very sad day for me and the fly-fishing world. My friend Charlie Meck died on Tuesday afternoon. He passed peacefully with his family beside him. Charlie was a fly-fishing icon, . . .
In the first episode of Fly Fusion TV’s third season, “Treasure Hunters,” Fly Fusion magazine editors Derek Bird and Jim McLennan pursue some of the West’s most treasured trout–Bow River . . .
Trout are often found in shallow riffles. When they are in this kind of water, they are often easy to catch, but most fly fishers ignore these hot spots because they look too shallow. Trout move . . .
It’s Day 21 of our “20 September Days” Photo Contest, which means that we are coming into the home stretch of our challenge. The last week was tough for me, so I’ve fallen off the pace a bit; . . .
Welcome to the latest edition of the Orvis News Friday Fly-Fishing Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing videos available. This week, I’m on vacation, so here’s a classic . . .
A few months ago, we introduced a new weekly “Ask the Experts” Column and asked you to pose some questions for our panel of experts. Our latest question for them to chew on is: . . .
When the hatch is over and you’re no longer seeing bugs on the water, one way to prolong dry-fly fishing is to find those places where crippled and spent insects collect. As they say, “foam is. . .
Fall fly fishing can produce some of the most memorable moments of the year. With colorful surroundings and colorful brown trout, it is something to look forward to. In Utah, where. . .
One of the difficult things about going on a fly-fishing expedition with a photographer is that you end up with many more great images than you can use in a single magazine or blog story, . . .