Fly Fishing

As the weather warms, make sure you have these proven offerings in your fly box

G&G hosts its ninth annual Ladies’ Fly Fishing excursion in Cashiers, NC

Two women cast for trout, and other things that lie beneath the surface

On the back of a determined West Virginian—and private landowners and government agencies
alike—the vaunted and cherished brook trout just might be making a miracle comeback

The latest from Orvis, the Helios 3 Blackout, makes the right kind of waves

The annual Women in the Field fly-fishing excursion in Cashiers, North Carolina

The limited-edition fly reel inspired by the iconic bourbon brand and a new book will hit shelves this spring

Fund established to help with recovery from Dorian

While they may not get the attention of the storied waters out West, two East Tennessee rivers—the South Holston and the Watauga—hold the kind of brown and rainbow trout that usually only swim through anglers’ dreams. Welcome to the Tennessee Tailwaters

The world-famous angler, archer, TV personality, woodsman, and sage has always lived life by one rule—follow your heart

In the estancias of Patagonia, a seasoned angler finds much more than just trophy trout. Come along on the fly-fishing trip of a lifetime, complete with fine wine, outstanding barbecue, majestic countryside, and plenty of requisite siestas. Pura vida, indeed

In the estancias of Patagonia, a seasoned angler finds much more than just trophy trout

Once the country’s most promising downhill skier, Andy Mill never brought home an Olympic medal. But he found a second chance at greatness on the water—and along the way found himself, too

A behind-the-scenes look at fly fishing’s most devoted couple

Five new pieces of fly-fishing gear for angling in the South

Some of the world’s greatest anglers gather in the Florida Keys for a few days of instruction with some very lucky students

Head on the water with some of the world’s greatest fly fishermen in the Florida Keys

Hooking a monstrous arapaima in the wilds of southern Guyana is fly fishing’s next great challenge and ecotourism’s new frontier

For our April/May 2012 story on Ted Juracsik (The Man Who Changed Fly Fishing Forever), we sent Los Angeles-based photographer Joe Pugliese to south Florida to photograph Juracsik, his reels, and his favorite fishing spots. Here is his story: I was traveling for other shoots right up to the day before I flew to Florida […]

Deep in the jungle of South America, a prehistoric fish of massive proportions is at the heart of a new kind of tourism