Sunday Classic / Fight The Good Fight, in Saltwater or Fresh

5 comments / Posted on March 12, 2017 / by Louis Cahill

MY FRIEND KIRK DEETER SAYS FRESHWATER AND SALTWATER FLY FISHING ARE, "TWO ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SPORTS PLAYED WITH THE SAME EQUIPMENT." In essence that is true and Kirk's point is doubly true. Anyone who's tried both can attest to that, but some of that equipment looks more...

Soft Presentation With Tim Rajeff

3 comments / Posted on March 10, 2017 / by Louis Cahill

Tim Rajeff shows you two effective styles of soft presentation casts. Whether you’re offering a #20 spinner to a sipping trout or tossing a toad to a lunker tarpon, a soft presentation is key to success. Too many anglers struggle with making an accurate cast that...

Sunday Classic / Fly Fishing Stillwater by Gareth Jones

3 comments / Posted on March 5, 2017 / by Louis Cahill

THE OTHER HENRY'S Mention to any flyfisher that you're heading for Island Park, Idaho and they'll immediately think you'll be packing a selection of CDC and biot creations intended to deceive the wonderfully selective leviathans of the Henry's Fork. However, my latest visit to see Rene Harrop...

Go Barbless For Big Pike

5 comments / Posted on March 2, 2017 / by Louis Cahill

By Jason Tucker “One sunny afternoon in Labrador.” I love saying that phrase. One sunny afternoon in Labrador, the dry fly bite for land-locked salmon and brook trout had trailed off to nothing and we were looking for a distraction. We decided to fish for pike. One...

3 Tips for Fishing High and Dirty Water for Trout

5 comments / Posted on March 1, 2017 / by Louis Cahill

By Kent Klewein Have you ever pulled up to a stream after a heavy rain, ready to fish, but canceled your fishing plans because the water looked too high and dirty? I'll be the first to admit there are times when this is the case, but very...