Fish

Stopping Didymo

Stop Didymo!

Learn what you need to know to stop the spread of didymo.

10 Minute Ties

  • By: A. K. Best
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Large Matukas: Big browns at twilight and dusk? Here's the fly...

Books

Fish stories; flies for Northeastern salt and a guide's guide to Alaska

Who Fly Fishes?

  • By: Stephen Camelio
Tom Balenti

Tom Balenti, chef, restaurant owner

Conservation

  • By: Ted Williams
Fluvial grayling are abundant in Alaska and Canada  but in the Lower     they are nearly wiped out

Who Needs Grayling? A special fish struggles to hang on in the Lower 48

Ask FR&R

  • By: Paul Guernsey
  • and Buzz Bryson
How to tie the nail less nail knot

The Scoop On Loops Casting loops, loop-to-loop connections-and getting fish on the reel

Editor's Notes

  • By: Paul Guernsey
Paul Guernsey

Just A Lovely Day

Short Casts

FR amp R Fly Fishing Film Tour

We're pleased to announce that Kirk Hall of Evanston, Wyoming, is the winner of the 2007 Fly-Fishing Film Festival

Too Hot for Trout

  • By: Jim Reilly
pickerel

It's been real hot and dry the past few weeks here in Midcoast Maine. The rivers are extremely low which means trout fishing is out of the picture until we get some good rain. However, a guy's got to fish, right? So on Saturday I went to a nearby pond with the intention to catch some big bass. Instead, I caught a mini-pike, aka a chain pickerel. I'd say it weighed about 2.5- to 3 pounds measured around inches.

Where Baitfish Don't Belong

  • By: Ted Williams

Wild trout water more beautiful than northern Maine's Big Reed Pond doesn't exist. It is embraced by one of the few remaining old-growth forests in the East. It is one of about 307 lakes in the nation (305 in Maine) that still sustain native brook trout undefiled by hatchery genes and one of only 14