Ways – some more practical than others – in which you can improve your fly fishing – whether you’re targeting trout, bass, muskies, carp, or even those saltwater monsters – during the unofficial off-season.
Author wiles away a lazy day casting and contemplating.
Author recently leisured away an afternoon on his small homestead pond.
Scaled-down ice fishing here dictated by conditions.
The state is renowned for its fly fishing and trout. Hemlocks are one of the great protectors of their waters.
Despite being male-dominated, fly-fishing has a rich history of involving women.
Ice conditions are still quite variable across the state, but where anglers are able to get out and fish, they seem to be finding some success.
It has been below freezing across much of the state this month, which is good news for ice anglers.
Tips and techniques that will help you catch more winter trout.
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