Author Archives: Louis Cahill
Saturday Shoutout / Haley Powell’s Little Mountain
THERE'S STILL BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE MOUNTAIN Last summer I was lucky to spend some time in the most beautiful place on earth. Wyoming's Little Mountain District. This amazingly rich wildlife area is a hidden gem. Hunters and fishermen alike know Little Mountain for its rugged...
Making the Switch to Two-Handed Casting
THE UNION IS DIVIDED, BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER. Not since the rivalry of cats vs. dogs has there been a break like the one between two-handed and single-handed casters. Much of it stems from some practical issues of sharing the water but there's more to the story....
Sunday Classic / The Moth Larva Hatch
Previously published in last issues Southern Culture On The Fly Magazine. As I relived last year’s spring fishing season in my head searching for the perfect hatch, the color of bright green began entering my conscience, and bam! Like a slap to the face, it...
Saturday Shoutout / Where The Road Narrows
"I grew with each whistle that echoed into the primeval growth or pierced the brilliantly dense fireweed for brown bears in day-bed drowse, and each step that found the river bottom, alive and ever-shifting. I began to understand that my steps here, or anywhere on...
The First
TODAY WE HAVE ANOTHER FIRST. Our first article by Paul Puckett and Paul is about to tell you why firsts are so important. You may know Paul as as one of the most talented painters who has turned his brush to fly fishing. You may know...