By Spencer Durrant The most important thing you can do to become a better fly angler is learning how to get a
MoreBy Spencer Durrant Spring took its time to get going here in my corner of the Rockies, but it has finally arrived.
MoreBy Spencer Durrant When you’re new to fly fishing, the sheer glut of fly rods on the market feels overwhelming. How do
MoreBy Spencer Durrant A dry-dropper rig is one of the most effective ways to present flies to trout. I use it year-round
MoreBy Spencer Durrant I threw a cast and watched my dry-dropper rig land in the middle of the beaver pond. The water
MoreBy Spencer Durrant Fly casting is the main difference between fly fishing and conventional fishing. Fly casting is, I think, the hardest
MoreBy Spencer Durrant The first epic dry fly hatch I remember sitting through was a caddis hatch on a small freestone stream
MoreNot all fly fishing starter packs are created equal. Beginners must make a big purchasing decision when first getting started. Sifting through
MoreFish are opportunistic predators. Although bugs are the most prevalent food source within their environment, that doesn’t stop them from being on
MoreNymphing is often the first style of fly fishing that beginners learn. Nymphing is most analogous to conventional fishing because both usually
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