Idaho angler Don Miller has been a self proclaimed trout-hunter for over 40 years—and a master of dapping.  He has mastered the art on extremely technical rivers like the Henry’s Fork and Slough Creek. “My experiences have provided me with … more →

In The New York Times, author Chris Santella writes about the growth of fly fishing for carp and interviews some of the people giving the once-disdained quarry a better name, including Will Rice, Kirk Deeter, and Trout Unlimited’s Chris Wood: … more →

Conway Bowman, star of “Speed, Muscle & Teeth,” and now host of “Fly Fishing the World,” discusses the rig he uses when hunting mako sharks off of the coast of San Diego.

From “spey rods are only about casting to far” to “spey casters just like to stand around and talk about their gear,” surely the self-proclaimed spey geeks at Deneki Outdoors have heard it all.  But there more reasons than aesthetic … more →

Faster action, lighter weight, quicker casting strokes.  All are accepted as the formula for saltwater fly casting today, but it wasn’t always that way.  Anglers may be missing out on nostalgic fun and even some practical advantages. Tom Kerr, gives three … more →