Dave and Amelia Jensen, of Jensen Fly Fishing, have released another cool compilation of short vignettes from their Instagram feed, and this one features a bunch of ridiculous battles with . . .
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Check out this killer trailer for a film that’s part of the International Fly Fishing Film Festival, currently making its rounds in the U.S. and the world. The camera follows April Vokey into the . . .
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Regular blog readers know that Dave and Amelia Jensen, of Jensen Fly Fishing, spend a few months each year on the South Island of New Zealand. Their dispatches from the South. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Frazier Blair, Orvis Vice President of Merchandise Operations & Planning
My dad, Bob Blair, had just retired, and it was a great moment for us to share a trip of a lifetime. For too long, our busy lives had gotten in the way of our connection to each other and to the. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Kaitlin Groundwater, Madison Valley Ranch
It was ladies’ week here at Madison Valley Ranch! The lodge hosted an all-women’s fly fishing trip from August 21-25. In addition to guided fly-fishing on the Madison River, participants . . .
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This week, I have a delightful interview with the energetic Jen Ripple, publisher of Dun Magazine, who has some exciting news about her magazine. But the podcast is not about
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Last week, Casting for Recovery (CfR) announced the official launch of its Metastatic Retreat Program. The launch follows a recent pilot retreat, held in Central Texas in October, which . . .
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Every October, Maggie Mae Stone—a former Trout Bum of the Week who guides for The Tackle Shop in Ennis, Montana—spends three days in Yellowstone National Park, chasing the big . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Drew Price
I first met Lauren Dunn in August of this year. Her dad, Brian, had contacted me to see if I was available to target some bowfin for potential IGFA women’s line-class world records. Lauren . . .
Read MoreWritten by: Hannah Perkins
When I first started fishing without anyone to tie on my flies or anyone showing me where to cast and when to mend, my mission was to just catch one fish on my own. Any fish would do. When that became a reality, fishing became a. . .
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