At The Vise: Ruben Martin’s Prince Nymph
Two impressive satisfactions can come from tying one’s flies, pausing to look at the imitations, and repeatedly catching the intended fish. [...]
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Browsing the "North Georgia" Tag
An Alaskan fly makes its debut in Appalachia
The discussion of flies settled on what Pudge had found to be successful patterns in North Carolina and North Georgia’s early season trout waters. [...]
March 15, 2018
FEATURE STORY, Slide
A safer way to fly fish in the dark
To be able to see well in the dark, navigate tricky terrain, and use both hands there isn’t anything more efficient than a headlamp. There are many choices [...]
Trending in the fly shop near you
No matter the current trend in fly rods, your local fly shop is the best resource. There, you can cast rods and get an authoritative opinion. A local guide is another good source [...]
September 13, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide, Tips & Tactics
At the Vise: Black marabou leech – hook or tube
This black marabou leech has significant attractor value. When tying them, make the tails in big, short clumps, so they'll be "fat". [...]
July 31, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide
Opinion: OPST takes casting to new places, adds options – ends line confusion
Fly lines, not rods or reels, have been wearing the pants in the fly fishing industry for quite some time. Lefty Kreh, ever the sage, said not long ago: "It's hard to find a bad rod today ." [...]
August 16, 2016
FEATURE STORY, Opinion, Slide
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