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Redington Zero: A Little Goes a Long Way

There are some truly incredible fly rods on the market today. Modern technology, industry competition, and demanding anglers have pushed the envelope on what can be done with graphite and fiberglass. 12-weights  perform while maintaining all-day comfort. Multi-piece pack rods  cast beautifully. Across the board, fly fishers have access to some great tools across the …

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NEW: Fly Fishing Books

Whether they contain classic short stories, pages of fly  diagrams,  or detailed descriptions of where to find trout, fly fishing books  have  been a part of the culture for centuries. As long as anglers have  been angling, they have returned from the water to put thoughts down on paper. For five years, I’ve enjoyed sharing …

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Kickstarter: On The Fly Rod Holder

There are days when I leave my car in the morning and don’t see it again until I’m ready to call it quits. Those are good, long days of fly fishing. Just as frequently, I’ll fish a little bit here and then head over there to fish that hole. Maybe I’ll leave the river to …

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The Right Tools, Even for the Small Jobs

I have a few core beliefs about tools: A tool should have enough flexibility to be used in a number of situations, or… A tool should perform a singular and necessary task well enough to justify it’s presence A tool should be priced so that it can be used without too much concern or thought …

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The Next Sunglasses You Need for Fishing

How many fly rods do you own? How many of those rods are within one line-weight designation of another? It is very normal to own an 8-, 9-, and 10-weight. Many trout anglers have multiple 5-weight rods; each with a different length or flex profile, each giving him or her an advantage as the situation …

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VIDEO: How to Choose Your Wading Boots

Wading boots are a lot more than shoes that fit over waders.  The right pair of boots will help you stay safe and keep you comfortable, ensuring more time on the water. But choosing a wading boot is about more than does it fit. It also goes beyond the kind of sole on the bottom …

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Fly Fishing Books, VIII

“What is the best fly fishing book?” That question is just as absurd as someone asking what the best stream or best fly might be. In literature, as in fishing, there is a lot of room for subjectivity. So fishing literature? There are as many opinions as there are titles. Still, some books have had …

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Floatant: Before & After You Cast

To fish dry flies right, you need floatant. A little dab from these tiny tubes will keep bugs riding high and looking natural. But like anything else in fly fishing, there are various kinds of floatant products that have been created. These other tubes, tubs, and bottles do a lot more than just float your …

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