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Fly Fisherman: the leading magazine of fly fishing since 1969, provides the best info on local & exotic destinations, tactics, & techniques for all fly fishers.
Fly Fisherman's angling audience enjoys the most comprehensive information on fresh & saltwater destinations, techniques, fly tying, conservation & more.
Delivering a “game changer” list seems improbable—pun intended, Blane Chocklett—but decidedly possible by using a wide spectrum of expert advice filtered with research and analysis. The result is a list of 18 essential trout flies, and an explanation of the issues involved in coming to this conclusion.
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Fly tying guide: understanding the different types, materials, tools, & techniques to perfect crafting your own flies for any target fish.
Fly Fisherman quickly became the leading exponent of that new sporting ethic. The magazine would also continue to be the editorial guardian of our trout and salmon streams, with ongoing reports on threats to our rivers, streams, and saltwater nearshore fisheries, all public (and a few private) waters.
The inaugural issue of Fly Fisherman magazine hits newsstands, giving American anglers their first source of domestic fly-fishing-only information. 1970. President Richard Nixon creates the Environmental Protection Agency to set and enforce standards safeguarding human and environmental health.
In 2022 Sage released its new premium rod family, the R8 Core, and won Fly Fisherman’s Gear Guide award for the best new freshwater fly rod of the year.
Fly-fishing legend Cathy Beck passed away suddenly on February 7, 2024, while hosting a group of fly fishers at Laguna Verde Lodge, aka “Jurassic Lake,” in a remote region of Argentina. She was 71 years old.
Moving naturally downstream, with no fly action on the part of the fisherman, these barbules close in and out, squirm against the body of the fly, and react in a lifelike way to the slightest pressure. And often, strange and irresistible lights appear and disappear in the ball of the barbules.