
Hunting for Bonefish, Fly Fishing’s Wiliest Game
A trout fisherman learns the wily, elusive ways of the bonefish — perhaps fly fishing’s greatest game.

A trout fisherman learns the wily, elusive ways of the bonefish — perhaps fly fishing’s greatest game.
By J. W. Sotak

Meeting a fishy relative in beautiful Cairngorms National Park.
By Chris Wright

During an exploratory fly fishing trip in the Bolivian Amazon last year, the Provo Brothers introduced a new sort of fishing adventure.
By Chris Wright

Luxury adventure company Eleven takes its name from the ‘80s “rockumentary” This is Spinal Tap. In the movie, band member Nigel tells new guy Marty that while other bands’ amps go up to ten, theirs go to eleven: one louder than ten.
By Ed Estlow

Destination fly fishing for trout in the high country of Colorado is a little different than going for sunnies in the local pond. Your gear needs to be quite a bit more specialized and reliable; you need a way to get it all from the flatlands to the high country.
By Ed Estlow

In fly fishing, the rod is the rock star. It gets all the attention when you’re bragging about the big one from your last trip.
By Ed Estlow

Famed fly fishing writer John Gierach once wrote a book called Standing in a River Waving a Stick. Well, fly fishing looks a lot like that.
By Ed Estlow

So you watched A River Runs Through It on cable the other night and, your brother’s gambling issues aside, you’ve decided to try fly fishing. What do you need?
By Ed Estlow

I’ve heard that question answered a lot of different ways in 23 years of flinging sharp wire & feathers at the finned ones. For some, it borders on the mystical.
By Ed Estlow

If you have a hankering for more exotic fish than you can find in the nearest stream, river, or lake, consider packing a bag with a few travel rods and the rest of your gear and giving destination fly fishing a try. That’s all well and good (great, really), but as always, you should strive for the cream of the crop.
By Ed Estlow

