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Eric Robbin’s Nymphing Rig
Eric and trout, probably caught sub-surface. Photo: Ben West. Last week, we presented you a clever way to rig up when digging deep for western Alaska rainbows...

Repairing a Broken Fly Line Loop
Uh oh, now what? Photos: Kyle Shea. For many anglers, nail knots are a thing of the past. Most fly lines available today come with a welded...

Modern ‘Spins’ on Classic Flies
Old school fly, new school tie. Photos: Stuart Foxall. Last week professional fly designer, Stuart Foxall, shared with us a brief background on two classic styles...

7 Reasons We Like To Fish Flesh
Reason number 8.. They work! Photo: Tosh Brown. Our Alaskan season is just around the corner (71 days in fact, but who's counting?), and that means...

Use Your Fly Line Spool as a Line Winder
Why didn't we think of that? Photos: Mike Sanders. Today we present you with a super simple, yet super useful tip shown to us by long...

Fly Casting for Distance – 6 Tips
Tip number four, illustrated. Photo: Louis Cahill. Let's face it.. We all want to know how to cast further. Regardless of whether it's necessary to catch...

Fighting Fish – Avoid Angle Changes
This fish is moving left to right.. Photo: Hollis Bennett. Across the board, one of the most misunderstood aspects of fly fishing that we see at...

Casting Sidearm to Bonefish – 3 Benefits
Bruce, casting sidearm. Photo: Louis Cahill. The mark of a good fly caster is the ability to adapt to the situation at hand. There is no...
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