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Stealth and focusing on where large trout have cover are the key to success Low, clear water makes for difficult fly fishing. You can decide to hang up our waders...

Okay, so you’ve spotted a rising fish. You should probably start casting to it immediately, before it stops rising, right? No. First, you should think about how you should position yourself to...

Shallow-Water Undercuts AuthorPhil MonahanPosted onAugust 31, 2020CategoriesFly Fishing Brown trout love to hold near undercut banks because such a lie offers them the best of all worlds: they don’t have...

I held the stamped envelope, full of spring soccer sign up forms, in the mail slot for a few seconds before letting go—committing to a spring of weekend plans. Sure,...

Oliver Edwards is a big-name fly fisherman in England, and his fly patterns are popular worldwide. In this video, he talks about what it takes to be stealthy when you are on...

One of the great joys of summertime fishing is the opportunity to leave the waders at home and actually feel the river or the lake against your legs in a...

Mid- to late summer is hopper-dropper time in much of the country, and here’s a great video featuring Trouts Fly Fishing outfitting and education manager, Dave Lovell, who walks you...

One of the great things about fly fishing is that there’s always something new to learn; dedicated anglers will never run out of new techniques, species, waters, or fly patterns...

Today’s Master Class Monday video by Dave and Amelia Jensen is the sixth installment in an 11-part series on how to read trout water. Here, Dave explains the ways that...

Have you ever gone fly fishing immediately after a cold snap, hoping the fish would be eager to feed, only to find few trout or no action at all? Here...