Horsehair Worms 

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By Dan Frasier You’re actually fishing worms Tall waiving grass alive with thousands of hoppers and a stiff breeze. No setting can more quickly raise a flyfisherman’s heart rate. The promise of errant leaps by the insects causing aggressive and splashy rises by the fish can make...



Autumnal Trouting

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By: Alice Tesar With high water temps and river closures this summer throughout the west it is likely you’ve been fishing some unfamiliar high-country creeks and lakes. Exploring new water shouldn’t end because summer is over. Fall fishing in the high country can produce some of the...



That’s Going To Leave A Mark

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Nobody want’s a hook in their face. (If you’re paying attention, you notice I ended yesterdays article with this same words. Not a coincidence. ) By far, the most popular video I have ever shot for G&G is the one where I stick a hook in my...



Streamers,  Fish ‘Em Deep Enough

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By Louis Cahill How deep should you be fishing your streamers? I had the chance to fish with my brother Tom the other day. It’s a shame we can’t do it more. I always enjoy talking about fishing with him. Tom is a very technical bass angler....



A Beginner’s Guide to Catching Bonefish

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John Byron Yup, I’m a real bonefish beginner. Been chasing bonefish for just 3 years. Half-dozen trips. Lifetime of fly fishing and fly tying, couple decades in Florida saltwater, but new to bonefish. Thanks to some patient guides, I’ve caught a fair number. But not as many...