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Crickets are an often overlooked insect under the more broad “terrestrial” umbrella of insects. When people thing of terrestrial season, hoppers are typically the first insect that...
The doldrums of summer have arrived, things are hot, trout are ornery, and aquatic insect hatches are dwindling in the lower sections of our rivers. We are entering a transitionary...
It is about that time of year where much of what we are throwing is constructed from foam. Terrestrial season is upon us, in the last 15-20 years, the commercial fly scene has seen...
The dog days of summer can be a difficult time to fish. Despite the favorable weather for us, trout start to get a bit unhappy during the peak of summer. Their feeding can be spora...
Anglers all over the world have fond memories of banner summer days with endless caddis dry fly eats. Caddis dries cast an appealing silhouette that trout can’t resist when they ar...
If you are a fly tyer, you are painfully aware of an emerging issue sourcing one of our favorite materials that is relatively new to the world of fly tying and fly fishing: tungste...
There are a few insects that are synonymous with summer dry fly fishing in the west. If we narrow it down to the insect order of Ephemeroptera, which envelops our beloved mayflies,...
Grasshoppers become a staple in a trout’s diet in the late summer. Trout will often move several feet to pick up a hopper off the surface. This has given rise to the term “Hopper S...
This fast, simple connection is perfect for a wide variety of light-tackle tasks The post How to Tie the Improved Clinch Knot: A “Fisherman’s Knot” That Everyone Should Know appear...
All anglers should know how to tie this knot The post How to Tie an FG Knot: The Strongest Way to Connect Braid to a Leader appeared first on Outdoor Life.
Golden Stoneflies are one of the most important large insects that hatch here in the Western US. This bug is responsible for big, explosive dry fly eats in the summer. It is also p...
Learn to snell a hook for better bait fishing success The post How to Tie the Snell Knot: The Most Important Knot for Live Bait Anglers appeared first on Outdoor Life.
This strong connection is one of the easiest an angler can tie The post How to Tie a Uni Knot: This Is a Classic Knot That All Anglers Should Know appeared first on Outdoor Life.
As summer drones on and comes to a close, terrestrials become more important than ever, and their importance does not stop on the surface. Sunken terrestrials are a fantastic searc...
Scuds aren’t an important food source for trout for trout everywhere, but where they are on the menu, you better have a few options in your box. If you’re not familiar with scuds,...
A trout-fishing renaissance is driving demand for true ultralight gear. The new DAIWA IPRIMI LT is purpose-built for trout anglers, offering the finesse, light-line control and lur...
These tried-and-true patterns will catch largemouth and smallmouth everywhere they swim The post The 12 Best Flies for Catching Bass appeared first on Outdoor Life.
This simple maneuver can save expensive baits from watery graves The post Use This Clever Trick to Unsnag Your Lures appeared first on Outdoor Life.
This week’s Free Felting Tutorial Friday brings a touch of nature’s whimsy to your crafting table! ? If you’ve ever paused to watch a dragonfly hover over a pond or dance through a...
A Seaguar insider explains fake fluoro, cheap resins, and what actually matters for catching fish The post Fluorocarbon Line Was a Total Accident. Two Fishermen Figured Out the Res...
Tatting I did manage to do a little tatting, between duck hunting.
No raft or drift boat? No problem if you follow this easy game plan The post Catch More Smallmouth Bass on the Fly (Without a Boat) appeared first on Outdoor Life.
The Z-Man TRD Finesse Jig brings the Ned Rig’s proven finesse approach to a compact skirted jig, adding bulk for bigger bass, tournament-ready performance, and a snag-resistant des...
When the wake is too much, slow it down. 🎣 DAIWA’s new Wake Magic brings the Japanese “dead-slow roll” technique stateside, using a subtle surface crawl to coax wary bass...
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