Most fly fishers carry a few reels on them. Multiple reels allow you to have different types of lines and tippets already set up if you decide to make a change. But they may not be used...

Ask anyone what springs to mind when they think of Kentucky, and you can virtually guarantee that horses will get mentioned many more times than trout will.  Thanks to a healthy native...

Illinois is not renowned for its trout fishing, but perhaps it should be.  The Prairie State has plenty of excellent trout fishing. From urban fishing for lake trout on Lake Michigan banks to...

Washington State is a state known for its game fishing. When fishing in Washington, many people think of rivers with outstanding salmon runs and rivers so dense with these migratory beasts, and you...

New Hampshire is a small state that punches above its weight in terms of trout fishing opportunities. It is crammed full of rivers, creeks, and lakes. Despite its diminutive size New Hampshire has...

The first fly fishing practices are believed to have been developed in Japan over four centuries ago. You’ll also hear some industry experts giving credit to Claudius Aelianus, who described a...