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- September 05, 2011
- August 09, 2011
Florida’s beaches offer excellent sight fishing for fly-fishermen looking for snook.
We tested the speed of deployment and ownership obligations of auto-inflatable life jackets.
Readers of Fly Fishing in Salt Waters sent in their fun photos of tarpon catches.
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Readers of Fly Fishing in Salt Waters sent in their fun photos of tarpon catches.
A collection of bonefish, redfish, permit, stripers and other flats species captured over the past couple years.
Ford's skills have provided him the opportunity to travel around the world and capture scenes that give us all goosebumps.
Explosive tarpon fishing awaits anglers fishing Bahia Honda each Spring and Summer.
Many wonder what guides do on their days off. One thing that consumes a great deal of our downtime is keeping the fly boxes full.
The cobia run has started along Florida's East Coast. Editor John Frazier got out for a quick trip near Port Canaveral.
Texas captain Scott Sommerlatte has experienced some exceptional fishing catches...with these photos to prove it.
- Posted on October 3, 2001By StaffThe fishing was only so-so, but the opportunity to swap fishing stories and fly-casting tips was a rousing success. Sponsored by the American Fly Fishing Trade Association and the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation, the second annual Congressional Casting Call took fly-fishing to our nation's Capital. The event brought Secretary of the Interior Gail Norton, members of Congress and several officials from the Bush administration and various federal agencies together with fly-fishers for instruction and guided trips on the Potomac River. Read More
- Posted on October 3, 2001By Twig TolleJuly 5-6, Long Island, BahamasSimon Bain arrived on Long Island as the defending champion of the Bahamas National Bonefish Championship. Little did he know that a few days later he would depart as champion again. After winning last year's event with a strong comeback on the second day, Simon happily represented his home island of Andros in this prestigious annual event that pits the best guides in the Bahamas against one another for honors as the top guide in the country. Read More
- Posted on October 3, 2001 in Rigs and tipsHow much lead can you get away with using on a Clouser Minnow, and isnt it just a jig and not a fly? Read More
- Posted on October 3, 2001By StaffOver a decade ago, South Carolina recognized the tremendous value of redfish as a game fish - and gave it that status officially, allowing no more commercial fishing for the species. Now, more and more South Carolina anglers actively participate in improving the fishery through the state's growing tag-and-release redfish program. In fact, that program was begun about 20 years ago by David Cupka, now director of South Carolina's Office of Fisheries Management, and its numbers are impressive. "We've had over 8,000 people participate in the program," Cupka says. Read More
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