By Don L. Williams
The first patterns many today consider as classic Salmon Flies were introduced in the late 1700’s. The flies were called the Peacock Fly and the Dragon Fly. In the nineteenth century, what we today call works of art were made strictly for utilitarian purposes. They were not tied to be mounted in […]

By Andy Klynstra
There are many choices when it comes to buying your first fly rod. As an avid fly fisherman for the past 25 years, and having taught a wide range of different age groups and skill levels, this is what has worked best for me and the people I have taught over the years.
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by Niall Kennedy
You take the time to get into just the right location in that great stream that your friend told you about. You have been waiting for so long to enjoy this time, alone, fishing to your heart’s content. There are many amazing moments in life but fly fishing is one of your favorite. […]

By Wayne Smith
Fly casting is a skill that most fly fishermen would probably consider the most integral skill of fly fishing for trout. Certainly it is the most recognizable trait of fly fishing.
BUT, if catching fish is as important to you as a great looking cast is, then you may actually need to be careful […]

By Doug Kelly
Fly Fishing for Large Game Fish
Targeting large game fish in deep water on fly was considered an impossibility before the 1950’s, and even up until the past 15 years or so, only an elite handful of fly fishers pursued it. Few people believed fly tackle stood much chance against billfish and other wide-shouldered […]

For those seeking the ultimate tarpon thrill, nothing compares to catching one on fly. And Miami’s skilled fly-fishing guides can turn newcomers into successful tarpon fishermen in one day.
Look for the best opportunities on a mild or calm, cold day after a front passes. That’s when tarpon are easiest to cast to, says Capt. Louis […]