Downstream: The Forgotten Mend

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By Devin Olsen I’ve been fortunate to fish with a lot of anglers fishing a lot of styles over 20+ years of fly angling. One of the things that has separated the great ones from the good-to-mediocre ones is their understanding and execution of mending. While...



Competition Casting Tips From Tim Rajeff

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Whether you want to be a winning competition caster or just want more distance for your fly fishing, Tim Rajeff has some tips for you. When Tim decided he wanted to beat his Brother Steve, the reigning world casting champion, he had to learn a whole...



Tim Rajeff on Casting Heavy Flies: Video

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Here are some tips for casting heavy flies and tandem setups without pain or tangles. No one enjoys casting a lot of weight but sometimes thats what it takes to be effective. all too often it means a lump on the head or spending half your...



Winter Steelhead, Consistency Is King

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Let’s be honest, winter steelheading is a pretty tough game. Summer runs can get downright giddy in comparison to the cold, dark days of winter. Swinging flies in tough conditions, for migrating fish whose numbers are small, when they are there at all, is just not...



Dreaming of Bonefish

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I’ve just wrapped up what turned out to be one of the best bonefish seasons in recent memory, but it doesn’t stop me from dreaming. As I write this I’m on a plane to Abaco for the last G&G Bonefish School of the season, and I’m...