One of my favorite things to do is to drift around in my float tube, fish, think, or just be. Whatever the mission, it is …

Fly fishing for striped bass is fantastic! They are the perfect example of an estuary fish to target on the fly. Striped bass is one of …

Perch are plentiful and delicious. Once you understand what perch feed on narrowing down the fly selection becomes easy.  Perch will school around structure like …

When most fly anglers think about fly fishing in freshwater sources, they rarely think of kokanee salmon. While they’re not as crucial as the other …

Fly fishing for tarpon spans from the Bahamas along the southern coast of North America, Florida, Houston all the way to Ascension Bay, Mexico. All those …

Whether you are sprinting across beach sand to make that cast or standing on the bow of the skiff sight fishing, Snook are a great …

Striped bass, a.k.a Stripers, are slowly creeping to the top of the list of best fish to target with a fly rod. They’re found in …

The striped bass, also known as rockfish, linesider, or Atlantic striped bass, is a prized trophy game fish in North America. Many love the species …

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced angler, catching a tarpon is hands down the most exhilarating experience you will ever get while fly fishing. …

A Redfish is a Redfish, no matter if you are in Texas, Florida, or Virginia. Yes, there are a few minor differences, but they feed …

The snook, also called robalo or sergeant fish, is a famous prized catch among fly anglers. Snook patrol the brackish lagoons, estuaries, and coastal waters. …

Snook, many may turn their heads when we mention this species as they are often a bycatch or a ‘just want to feel the bend …

Chasing carp has grown in popularity among experienced fly anglers for the last few years. In fact, some anglers have even compared this freshwater monster …

There is something mystical about fly fishing for spotted seatrout. These sliver slabs that start in the open water leave us for some time to …

Pike, also referred to as the Northern Pike, are Holarctic in distribution, meaning you can find them in both the Northern Hemisphere’s freshwater and brackish …