We posted the killer trailer for Pete Laurelli’s latest film, “SIFF:13 Islands,” back in December, and the full film is finally available. It’s incredible that Laurelli shoots and edits these. . .
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In the Northeast, the cinder worm “hatch”—some folks call it a “swarm”—happens early in the season, offering anglers a first great chance of finding blitzing striped bass. These swarms can. . .
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Australian reader Tom Gordon sent in the three pictures that capture his recent Belize saltwater Grand Slam, along with a note: “Wind has been blowing a gale all week, but we decided to roll the dice and go out today in 20 knots and plenty of. . .
Read MoreSince we started the day with some lessons on saltwater gear, I thought I’d follow up with some sweet POV video that allows you to feel like you’re on the flats of The Bahamas, chasing bonefish.
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If you’re a freshwater angler looking to head for the salt, you’ll probably need to up-size your gear. In this segment from the Orvis Fly Fishing Learning Center, Tom Rosenbauer gives a brief breakdown of which rods and. . .
Read MoreHere’s a sweet, dreamy production from the folks at Lowcountry Journal—featuring Capt. Owen Plair from Bay Street Outfitters—as they chase redfish in shallow water under a bright winter sky.
Read MoreWe got about 10 inches of the white stuff yesterday, with more on the way for the weekend. So what better way to beat the winter blues than imagining yourself in the middle of the Pacific, on a tropical island, wading the. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Dan Davala, Orvis Arlington
Last week, my good friend Jim Lampros (Fishing Manager at Orvis Cleveland) and I had the opportunity to escape the present Ice Age we’re in and fly south to El Pescador in Belize. We decided to spend the majority of our time hunting tarpon, which are. . .
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When you’re standing on the bow of a flats boat, things can happen pretty fast. One of the keys to success is good communication with your guide. Because he (or she) is better trained and has a. . .
Read MoreWritten by: Peter Kutzer
Let’s face it, guides know more than you about fishing. Get over it. Ego in fishing is something that should be kept in check. This is something that was really driven home on my last trip to. . .
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