Fly Fishing

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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

Take a closer look at Ted Juracsik, his work, and fly fishing in Florida

How a refugee from Hungary invented a reel that would tame the biggest, baddest fish in the sea

Hailing from the mountains of Japan, tenkara finds a home in the South

Hailing from Japan, tenkara finds a home in the South

Bamboo fly rod maker Bill Oyster and best-selling author George Black fish the beautiful Soque River in North Georgia