
No drag, just drift
Striving to get even with the flow
Striving to get even with the flow
A short video introduction to the Portland Community College Intro to Fly Fishing course, courtesy student-angler Nathaniel Chapman
Wading for caddis, fishing nymphs with suspenders
Roll cameras, because the Fly Fishing Film Tour came to town.
There are four questions a pretty good fly-fishing film has to answer in order to be considered truly great.
If you wish to make a fly rod from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Grand Canyon dreaming, communing with the fishes, Jackson County's finest, Tokyo shopping, and a great smallmouth bass learning opportunity
When we can't fish and make stories, we read stories. Sometimes those are fly-fishing stories, and sometimes they're not. Here are three that rolled across the bedside table, from the Grand Canyon to the Mariana Trench to the Carhartteratti of Jackson Hole's Persephone Bakery.
A gentle nudge to find your voice in conservation and activism.
Snow Peak launches a fly-fishing line, avoiding GAS, we find the safest place on the Oregon Coast to be in a tsunami, and more.
First flies, finding the thalweg, good eau in Paris, and some riparian art
Here's another thing to do this winter: Fix your waders. And, while you're at it, get stoked with a visit to one of the fly-fishing film fests, and generally click your heart out with some buttery links.