From Fifty Favorite Fly-Fishing Tales
- By: Chris Santella
EXCLUSIVE CHAPTER: "No Fish for a Tiger" as told by pro golfer Mark O'Meara about fly-fishing in Ireland with Tiger Woods.
Fishing Travel Experts
- By: Thomas Keer
- Photography by: Barry Beck
Call Frontiers International Travel to plan a trip of a lifetime, and you may find yourself wondering how the voice on the phone got this great job and what they've learned about fishing travel.
On the Lower Fremont River: Part I
- By: Maximilian Werner
"I had never set foot on the Fremont and I was giddy with uncertainty. But I did know that this fly represented as good a chance as any to arouse the ire of a big, spawning brown, determined to protect its investment, be it hen or eggs."
Hexagenia Helpers
- By: Capt. Tony Petrella
- Photography by: Ted Fauceglia
Web Bonus from our July/September issue. When the Michigan mayfly is hatching, try these two patterns developed by a Michigan fly-fishing guide.
Jackson Hole One Fly Patterns
- By: Greg Thomas
Web Bonus from our July/September issue. Which flies have brought home bragging rights each year in the prestigious One Fly Competition?
More About Big Bonefish…
- By: Chico Fernandez
Most flies for these big bonefish are a size or two larger than the rest of the bonefish world, with most flies falling between a size 2 and 1 and even size 1/0s.
Cool Gadgets Ease Fishing Frustrations
- By: The Editors
Trout season is gaining momentum and these three items can make your fishing a little more frustration-free this year. Clear some room in your fishing vest...
A Winning Combo: Wine and Fly-Fishing
- By: The Editors
Wine on the Fly combines two great pursuits: Fly-fishing in the Rocky Mountains and tasting some of Napa Valley's best vintages.
30 Year's of FR&R: More Favorite Flies
- By: The Editors
WEB BONUS: Pattern Picks through the years…John Gierach, Ted Williams and Jim Reilly share their favs. "Today there are many variations on old and new patterns. What has transformed modern tying is not a handful of patterns, but rather the wide and creative gathering (as well as the use) of tying materials."
Bonefish Bay
- By: Joe Healy
Tranquility is a distinctly Caribbean word. Say it slow and you hear tin drums playing, you hear the lilt of cheerful island patois; it’s one of those beckoning words that belongs in a calypso song by Walter Ferguson: “Tran-quil-it-y/for you and me…” Or it would be a cool name for a fishing lodge in Belize.
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