I usually go for a few long runs every summer. In fact, my preparation and planning for these feats of endurance generally exceeds that of my fly fishing. This summer, I can say for certain, I’ve spent more time, energy, and effort so that I can dial in for a specific run. And that run is today (the day this post goes live).
With that in mind, I’m sharing three run-related posts from the archives. Don’t be mistaken: they’re all about fly fishing. And running is really only one example that I give of how moving well benefits your angling.
Interested? You should be. Being healthy and flexible is a wonderful thing for anyone… especially fly fishers. There is an article, a video, and a podcast below. Click on the links to get the full story for each.
Living & Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing & Living
What if I told you that you could fish longer? More hours in a day, more days in a year, and potentially even more years in your life. For most of us, there is a way.
A significant part of what most fly fishers appreciate about the places where they get to pursue fish is the remote nature of such locales. Even in urban or suburban environs, getting to less pressured spots requires trekking a bit from the parking lots and easy access points. Although fly fishing doesn’t have to be an athletic endeavor, it does indeed require moving.
VIDEO: Trail Running X Fly Fishing
Podcast Ep. 82: How to Fish Better & Longer