SUMMER BONUS: Crossover Flies

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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More coverage from our Summer 2010 issue, from the feature "Fresh for the Salt" on patterns that do double-duty for fresh- and saltwater species.

Family Fly-Fishing Vacations & Getaways

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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Travel-planning for you and the entire family this year—where to go, and special programs designed just for family vacations...and fly-fishing. Dive into FR&R's EXCLUSIVE Digital Flip-Book...

Sure, It's a Winston...

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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The feel of a big rainbow is special, even more so when the rod tells you it's a good fish...

Living the High Lonesome Life

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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Guests gather at High Lonesome Ranch in De Beque, Colorado—a week in the high country with damsel-fly hatches and big trout...

SUMMER BONUS: Packable Rain Jackets

  • By: Ted Leeson
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More jackets tested by our gear guru, Ted Leeson. Bonus content from our Summer 2010 issue...

Fly fishing in the Northwest Territories

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
Fly fishing in the northwest territories.

"Arctic char can be found in rivers along the north coast of the Northwest Territories and on the Arctic islands. Char are feisty fighters and commonly range in size from 5 to 7 lbs, although fish weighing 15 lbs are common in some NWT rivers..."

Big Sky Living

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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Fishing in Montana is paradise found. When you're ready to think about living there full-time, or owning a second home in Big Sky Country, check out these desirable listings.

Take a Bow, Dads

  • By: Joe Healy
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Father's Day is a time for appreciation and sharing...and fly casting!

School Days at Orvis

  • By: Fly Rod and Reel
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Saturdays in July are "free fly-fishing teaching" days at participating Orvis retail stores across the country, in partnership with Trout Unlimited.

Hell or High Water

  • By: Maximilian Werner
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Anyone who understands the importance of water here in the West knows that the more we get, the better. But this general truth is easy to overlook: For many anglers, all that water typically means delaying spring fishing or at least seriously undermining one’s ability to catch trout.