Terrestrial flies are tied to imitate land-dwelling bugs that fall into trout streams. Ants, beetles, and hoppers are the big three categories that most terrestrial patterns fall into – because those ...

The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing contains 250 tips, covering casting, wading and fly selection, all written in bright, clear language.

Learn expert fall fly fishing techniques for Adirondack trout including grasshopper patterns, terrestrial insects, ...

There are three broad categories of techniques that I’m going to talk about in this article. Each of these techniques have their pros and cons, types of flies used and different scenarios that work ...

Temper Your Expectations Trout fishing in muddy water is inherently difficult. So much of fly fishing is visual; if you can only see six inches below the water's surface, everything gets harder.

It's best to know a thing or two about saltwater fly-fishing before you find yourself staring down a bonefish or tarpon. Orvis' angling expert tells us how.

Fly fishing is a centuries-old sport that offers a challenging twist on conventional fishing gear and techniques. Here's how to get started.

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As with indicator nymphing, I’ll typically fish a two-fly nymph rig. It’s particularly important to get your flies down quickly when tight line nymphing, so using a beadhead nymph as your ...

On rivers like the Fryingpan, the fish certainly become more distrustful of large dry fly presentations as summer hatches of PMDs and green drakes continue in to fall. The moral of the story here is ...