Yesterday, I barreled headlong into my local saltwater flat—splashing, spraying, and stomping. I wore the shirt my wife calls “offensively purple,” and the setting sun stretched my shadow a mile in ...

Domenick Swentosky of Troutbitten looks at the three parts of a nymph drift (lane, depth and speed) and ranks them by how much they matter to trout, with the ...

Charlie Craven of Charlie’s Fly Box walks through how to choose a tying vise, with models from Renzetti and Dyna-King. Domenick Swentosky of Troutbitten looks at the three parts of a nymph drift (lane ...

Jazz & Fly Fishing, a jazz quartet from Norway, Sweden and Finland, tours, plays and fishes its way across the US in this six ...

In a post from Flylab last week, Kirk Deeter announced he's closing Angling Trade, the fly-fishing trade publication he's edited for more than 20 years.

The flies for this edition of Tying Tuesday start at the surface and work down the water column before heading out to the flats. Up top is the Ausable Wulff from Sophisticated Trout Angling, a bushy ...

Question: How do I determine how much weight to add to my line when nymphing? —Sean, Colorado (via the Ask MidCurrent form) ...

Want tighter, faster fly casting loops with less effort? One small change to your casting stroke can make a huge difference.

Ten years of guiding taught me that losing a big fish almost never comes down to bad luck. There are 5 specific mistakes, ...

For 100 years, Joan Wulff has been one of the most influential figures in fly fishing. A casting champion, author, educator, ...