Fishing

For a seasoned group of fish-minded travelers, a bucolic adventure comes with a taste of the royal treatment

Itching for a shot at the gray ghost? From Grand Bahama’s renowned East End to the remote Crooked Island, these lodges offer prime fishing grounds along with some of the archipelago’s most beautiful scenery.

A child of the Blue Ridge with an artistic streak, Chocklett learned early the science behind tying flies. Little did he know his cutting-edge designs would launch him to the heights of angling royalty

Angling for bass, and revisiting strained familial bonds, next to the Happiest Place on Earth

The perfect boots, boat goodies, an innovative shotgun holster, and more great ideas for hunters, anglers, and outdoors lovers

The damage is still too great to sample for brook trout, mussels, and salamanders, but biologists weigh in on their hopes, fears, and plans for recovery

A new initiative offers direct support to guides and outfitters in the Southern Appalachians

In the heart of Patagonia lies a land suspended in time, one teeming with some of the world’s richest—and most improbable—stretches for fly fishing

A Florida company unveils a hybrid craft that will go where others can’t

From redfish to wild hog, the avid hunter and fisherman’s new series showcases game-cooking outdoors and the region’s bounty

Harnessing passion for the ocean’s fisheries into powerful action is all in a day’s work for this Chesapeake guide

Featuring interviews with Tom McGuane, Jimmy Buffett, and more, All That Is Sacred explores a legendary crew of fish-loving writers and artists

Episode 8: Nathaniel Hitt
The biologist and brook trout expert discusses his research focused on the much-loved freshwater fish

Ep. 5: Dave and Eddie on Raising Kids in the Outdoors
The hosts have a candid discussion about sharing their outdoor passions with the next generation—what they’ve done right, what they wish they’d done, and what they’ve learned along the way

A homegrown Smoky Mountains event caters to the cult of the cane makers, restorers, and collectors

In the trout waters of North Carolina’s Great Smoky Mountains, one writer follows the trail of the late, great Middleton, one of fly fishing’s most intriguing voices

“Once you get a couple of these things, you start appreciating the history and the beauty and the engineering”

After fleeing the island as a teenager, Chico Fernández landed in Florida, where he would stumble into a trio of fishy friends, eventually quit his corporate job, and go on to make a lasting mark among anglers

The widely respected captain conducts a fishing symphony of flavors along the Texas Gulf Coast

A simple method for a quick and tasty fish and grits lunch (or breakfast, or dinner)