Think of the lure in your fly fishing tackle as the way you’re communicating with a fish. You’re hoping to trick the fish into accepting your offer of a tasty morsel. Whether or not the degree to which a saltwater fly physically resembles the preferred prey of the targeted game fish actually increases your chances out on the water has been […]
What follows are some truly one-of-a-kind fly fishing videos. Lynnette WalczakI like to help people find unique ways to do things in order to save time & money — so I frequently write about “outside the box” ideas that most wouldn’t think of. As a lifelong dog owner, I often share my best tips for […]
A Brook Trout — also called a Speckled Trout or Squaretail — is actually a member of the salmon family which lives around underwater snags or logs in clear, cool streams in the eastern U.S. and Canada. Although they are a short-lived species, they can grow up to 30 inches long, dining on insects, fish […]
While the bait vs fly debate continues… People who don’t fish can’t possibly grasp the depth of the divide separating the two species of trout anglers. One tries to entice trout with worms, florescent Power Bait or sparkly lures. The other casts bits of fur and thread tied into patterns that imitate insects — a.k.a. “flies.” […]
Do you know the 2 main types of fly fishing flies?… Imitators and Attractors. Here’s what you need to know, plus some of the most common types of flies are described.
Fishing pictures often tend to be out of focus, poorly framed, or just boring. Good news: your digital camera — no matter how basic it may be — will allow you to take decent photos while on a fishing trip. Whether you’re heading down to the creek to fish for rock bass or out to […]
I’ll use wood drift boat plans from Butler Projects to build my first wooden drift boat, I’m going to build the Maxi-Mac
My recent trip to Alaska was eye-opening in so many reasons. Not the least of which was the multitude of fly fishing opportunities that I witnessed in Alaska! If you enjoy nature and the great outdoors, beautiful scenery, and wildlife galore, take it from me — a trip to Alaska may be exactly what you’re […]
Here’s a long list of fly fishing destinations, including fly fishing guides, lodges, trip planners, and travel experts. Everything you need to know to plan and prepare your next fly fishing trip.
Some kids begin fly fishing as young as 5, while others may not be ready until they reach their teens. First, you need to have the ability to recognize your child’s development skills. And you need to be keenly aware of the moment when fly fishing is no longer fun for them. Some kids may only be able to handle 10 minutes to a half hour of fly fishing before they become bored or frustrated.
Some kids are ready to learn fly fishing basics when they are 7 or 8 years old. Others will need more time and may be as old as 12 or 13 before they’re ready to experience their first fly fishing adventure. Here are some tips for teaching your child to fly fish for the first time.
