Otters, Wolves and the Human Problem
- By: Maximilian Werner
The river was frozen at its edges and globs of slush floated by in the fast, black water. On the far side, in the slow water, the heads of two muskrats emerged for a couple of seconds and then disappeared.
Scientific Anglers to Buy Ross
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
“The combination of the well-recognized Ross Reels brand products with 3M's Scientific Anglers branded fly fishing lines, reels, rods and accessories will allow 3M to better serve consumers and retailers in North America.”
McGuane's Favorite Fly
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
A Borcher Special–influenced Adams has a special place in the fly boxes of novelist and FR&R Angler of the Year Thomas McGuane
Glass Fish Forms
- By: Bob White
Kerry Transtrum makes fish that literally will light up your life. "Glass makes an extraordinarily strong statement,” he says.
Flies for the Wall
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
An Atlanta artist introduces a series of vintage trout flies—really big flies—as fine art. "I cannot imagine a more artful and engaging pastime than that of fly fishing,” says Lincoln Stone.
Redfish Can't Jump
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
A DVD that celebrates fly-fishing in the marshes of North Carolina for the "bronze ghost"—and cautions on ways in which faulty fisheries management is seriously imperiling this popular inshore species.
Autumn New Gear
- By: Fly Rod and Reel
"The Force/MV1 is rated at 190 to 220 grains and the Force/MV3 at 350 to 400 grains. The rods feature an angled-forward stripping guide (to aid in shooting line), a handsome triangular reel seat and a super-aggressive rod taper..."
Return to Henry's Fork
- By: Greg Thomas
- Photography by: Greg Thomas
Where the rejuvenated fishing on this classic trout river is far better than you might have heard.
Book Reviews
- By: Seth Norman
