Once an angler gets into tippet rings, like tube flies, few stay tethered to make fly tying great again — adopters “wouldn't ...

We should be raising our voices in outrage. The President of the United States has betrayed every American and set us on a ...

Book Review: Jimmy Jacobs’ book on Brook Trout in Dixie ...

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Packaged salad greens are killing trout and salmon on the Upper Itchen ...

So, is “Keep out. No trespassing!” better for you?

Drain, kill and fill cooperatively thwarted by BTT’s JoEllen Wilson ...

Bill Oyster has a message that is worth hearing, unless you are the world champion fly caster ...

NOTE: I do not tie tube flies in sizes #14 or beyond. Not because those smaller sizes cannot be tied on a tube, but because I’m not good enough to tie them on a hook either. And the smaller size ...

Academically knowing what trout eat mostly means little if you don’t know how to cast, fish a fly, or choose when and where to fish. Mastering these practical skills is essential if you want fly ...

Not necessarily when considering fit and finish. The simple answer is no. While fast- and medium-action graphite rods in that $200–$500 price range can both cast exceptionally well, they are not ...

The junction tubing of a tube fly is a prime example—a small, easily managed component that could significantly impact performance. The length of the tube fly, combined with the junction tube and the ...