Tips

Don’t Cast a Shadow
Cast to this fish's right, not his left side. Photo Credit: Peter Viau. There's no doubt about it, bonefish are finicky. Sometimes they appear to take a...

Backhand Casting – Adjust Your Trajectory
Cast high on the forward cast and present low on the backcast. Photo Credit: Jason Whiting. Presenting the fly on your backcast is one of the...

Learning to Cast With Your Opposite Hand – 3 Drills
Drill number two, illustrated. Photo: Kyle Shea. Ever thought to yourself, "gee, it'd sure be nice to be able to cast both right AND left handed?" If...

Spotting Bonefish – Learn from ‘Cuda
Right there, see him? Photo: Hollis Bennett. Today's tid bit of bonefishing wisdom is inspired by a recent day with Andros South guide, Philip Knowles. While...

Repairing a Broken Rod Tip
Don't let a broken tip top ruin your trip! Photos: Kyle Shea. Broken rods are a bummer, but the worst time and place to break a...

Fish Beyond Your Fly Line
Focus beyond your fly line. Photo: Kyle Shea. Lets face it, no matter how good your eyes are, there are plenty of times while fishing, whether...

Practice Flies
High vis. gotcha. Photo: Kyle Shea. A few days ago we stressed how important we think a little casting practice can be before a trip, and...

Which Spey Cast Should I Use?
Jerry making a cast from river left, most likely with an upstream wind. Photo: Greg Houska. Today's post comes from the 'topics you asked us to...
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