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Shawn Combs, Designer of the Helios, Joins Scott Fly Rod Company as Vice President

The future is bright for Scott Fly Rods with their most recent announcement. President Jim Bartschi announced that Shawn Combs will be joining Scott...

Angler Story of the Week: The World’s Most Colorful Char

A Note from Kade (@kadesguidingservice): https://www.instagram.com/p/DQagcZIEtw3/?hl=en "This video doesn’t quite capture the true beauty of these fish. The vibrant orange color of these arctic char are...

The Drift: The Truth About Waders

I've never liked waders. They're uncomfortable, they're bulky, they get in the way of scrambling over boulders or busting through brush, and worst of...

Reel of the Week: How Fly Anglers Decorate for Christmas

A note from Okie Fly (Okie_fly): "Every year, my wife and I hang these live wreaths in our home for Christmas. I’ve always used fishing...

Gifts Anglers Actually Want This Christmas

There's no shortage of Christmas-season gift guides out there for fly anglers, and most of them have one or two good ideas. But they're...

April Vokey Releases First Children’s Book, The World Through Your Eyes

April Vokey is synonymous with steelhead fishing and storytelling, but her accolades go much further. She hosts the Anchored Podcast, runs her own blog, and...

What We Pack: A Day on the Skiff

Pushing a skiff off the dock and motoring away from the boat ramp is the beginning of a journey. The endless flats give us...

How Well Does the Reyr Collapsible Fly Rod Work?

If you’re anything like me, some of your fly fishing gear permanently lives in your car, ready to go when the water calls. This...

TU Breaks Ground on Major Restoration Project in Arizona, Supporting Native Trout Habitat and Water Supply

Trout Unlimited is no stranger to undertaking restoration projects that have the dual benefit of helping wild, coldwater species and human communities. The organization's...

Swinging Flies for Great Lakes Steelhead

Migratory rainbow trout from steelhead lineage were first transplanted to the Great Lakes region around 1875 and established self-sustaining naturalized populations in all five...