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Better Backcast Presentations – Part 4: Trajectory
Forward stroke high, backstroke low. Photo: Hollis Bennett. We're back again with part 4 of our blog series on better backcast presentations. Whether you're stalking the...

Is Your Hook Sharp Enough?
Sharpness test. Photo: Kyle Shea. It goes without saying; sharp hooks catch more fish than dull hooks. Not only do they allow for better penetration into...

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 3: Haul Big
Chris works on hauling big. Photo: Jason Whiting. Today we continue on with our third installment of our Better Backcast Presentations series of posts where we...

How to Rig for Bonefish – Hatch Video Series
Watch the goodness below! Photo: Hatch Outdoors screenshot. Our friends at Hatch Outdoors recently launched their how-to video series featuring tips and tricks from some of...

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 2: Stay Square
Keep that front shoulder in. Photo: Jason Whiting. We recently kicked off our series of posts dedicated to improving one of the most important casts on...

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 1: Bracing
Something like that. Photo: Kyle Shea. Presenting the fly on your backcast is one of the most important casts on the flats. Not only does it...

How to Rig for Tarpon – Hatch Outdoors Video Series
Give it a watch below! Photo: Hatch Outdoors screenshot. The good folks from Hatch Outdoors just kicked off their new how-to video series featuring detailed tips...

The Uni Knot – One Knot to Rule Them All
The most versatile fly fishing knot of all. Photo: Kyle Shea. There are many ways to lose a fish, but there's no way more disheartening than...
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