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If you’ve watched many of Tim’s tying videos–which we post every Wednesday–you’ve noticed that he often twists his bobbin to cord and uncord the thread,

Terrestrial season on many western rivers is just getting going. When most anglers think western terrestrial fishing, they think grasshoppers. When hoppers are in abundance,

My first kayak was only intended to be a boat to carry with our camper; allowing us to get out on the water on weekend

To many hunters, dogs are like family. After spending countless hours in the car and in the field together, you get to know them as

Tricos provide some of the best late-summer action on the Battenkill, so I was excited to see that the latest video from Tightline Productions featured

One of the reasons that fly fishers love casting terrestrials is that these patterns are usually really easy to see on the water–compared to, say,

With the exception of small freestone streams, no type of aquatic habitat is more identified with brook trout than beaver ponds. In areas such as

Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it was withdrawing the 2014 Proposed Determination, which ” would have safeguarded Bristol Bay from the proposed

Figuring out the best way to store your kayak isn’t exactly the most exciting part of this kayak fishing obsession. It is essential however to

Welcome to another edition of our weekly trivia challenge, in which we test your knowledge of all things fly fishing and where you might learn

Written by: Bill Edrington, Royal Gorge Anglers There are lots of patterns to imitate caddisfly pupa, created for different presentations. Photos via orvis.com For many

A trip to cast for Atlantic salmon is a bucket-list item for many fly fishers. But it’s a completely different game from the trout fishing

In this month’s “Top 5” video from Trouts Fly Fishing in Denver, Ivan Orsic and the legendary Landon Mayer fish the “Dream Stream” section of

I decided to fish a little pot derby out of my kayak a couple of weeks ago. We have a weekly Wednesday nighter from 6

This week, the main topic of the podcast is the issue of etiquette on our more crowded trout streams, in particular the conflicts that have

Written by: Alvin Dedeaux, All Water Guides Subsurface patterns, such as this crawfish, will take bass when they’re not willing to eat bugs on top.Photo

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.

Featured Image Credit: Scott Beutjer Fishing I feel confident saying that when I was half my current age of 56, I would have run down

Last year, Brian Flechsig of Mad River Outiffters in Columbus, Ohio, launched a great new series called “Getting Started in Fly Fishing.” In Episode 8,

In the latest how-to video from Ben Sittig, a.k.a Huge Fly Fisherman, he teaches you one of the first things you need to know as

Brown trout love to hold near undercut banks because such a lie offers them the best of all worlds: they don’t have to work against

Featured Image Credit: Scott Beutjer Fishing Most folks who look at us in our plastic boats don’t see it as a high tech industry. And

The ANGLR Summer update is here to help you get through these dog days of summer.  This update is focused on two main areas: A

There are lots of choices when it comes to natural dubbing materials, but do you know the differences between, say, rabbit, beaver, muskrat, or angora?

My friend Jeff and I recently took our families to explore a high elevation lake and stream in the Uinta Mountains of Utah for a

Meeting a stray dog brings you to a crossroads of sorts. The choices you make in the next few minutes, days, and weeks could be

When the 2015 baseball season ended, Boston Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello knew that he’d not lived up to his promise. He’d need to refocus

The U.S. Forest Service has undertaken an initiative to update its regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act, or NEPA. Signed into law in 1970

The story of how the Mickey Finn got its name comes in several versions, but no one disputes that the pattern known first as the

The final stop for the regular season of the Kayak Bass Fishing Central trail series made its way to the Salt River Hills of north-central

In his latest podcast, Reid digs deep into shot-shell development with two key members of the Winchester Ammunition Team–Mike Stock, Director of Commercial Sales and