“Trutta”, the search for wild brown trout in the Western Pyrenees of Spain and France. A story of fly fishing at a very special location on either side of the border.

  When you hear “The Big One,” you may think huge trout, steelhead, salmon, tarpon, permit or bonefish. But what if “The Big One” is not necessarily the size of the fish, but the size of the idea. The idea of being on the water – whether it’s searching the flats for bonefish or exploring […]

That’s a lovely accent you have, New Jersey? Salt water fly fishing Queensland Australia, Hervey Bay, Fraser Island.

A part of the art of fly fishing is being able to deal with situations completely unrelated to fly fishing. Whether its getting away from the boss at the office or the boss at home, for the average weekend warrior, the most important part of fly fishing is finding a way to get away from […]

No this isn’t the title to some gay porno movie, but it is filled with some fly fishing for large beefy fish.

Let it roll is right! Great island tunes, nice bones and a damn good time. Great work from the guys at Fish Bones.

Once filthy waters are now full of healthy trout and grayling. Although the infamously dirty River Thames has not yet seen water quality good enough for decent fly fishing, others within London have. This has been a quiet revolution over the last 30 years, and I have gradually come to realise that in Britain’s towns […]

Mashable asks a few of the fishing consultants from the film Salmon Fishing the Yemen about the possibility of actually getting salmon to the desserts of Yemen.

Awesome spring day with fish all over.

The guys at Chronicles of Cod on their 24th day in Belize decided to paint a permit mural. Nice work…

From Ancient Chinese images, through medieval Europe, to the modern day fly fishing purist, bamboo fly rods are the Holy Grail of fly fishing. Check out the video below to get a look at how you can build one yourself to start your one of your own rod making legacies. In Volume Three we follow […]

An interesting look at what the late morning summer pattern PMD or Pale Morning Dun looks like on the water.