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.
Understanding fish spawning rituals can greatly increase your chances of being around, and possibly hooking that adult specimen that you've been after. Here's how to use fish spawning habits to your favor.
The fly leader is the portion at the end of your fly line that's supposed to be invisible to the fish and will eventually be attached to a fly. Fly leaders are usually made of monofilament or fluorocarbon. Here's how to get the most from your fly fishing leaders.
A dry fly is also known as a floating fly. Dry flies are the best ones to use if you are fishing on running water during the hatch. Here's why, plus tips for presenting a dry fly on running water.
If the river is raging when you arrive at your favorite fly fishing destination, have no fear. With these tips, you can master the high water and take home a nice catch! These are our best fly fishing high water tips.
If you plan to go fly fishing for pike soon, make sure that you have the proper pike gear first. Here's what you need to know about fly fishing for pike.
When you're fly fishing in salt water, it can be difficult to locate fish -- because in salt water, fish have a vast territory to move around. Here's how to locate and catch saltwater fish species, plus tips for fishing with the tides.
Don't fall into the trap of buying unnecessary fly fishing equipment. There is some very specific fly fishing gear and tools that you will need to take with you fly fishing. Here are the basic items that you will want to carry in your fly fishing vest.
