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Top 10 Striper Flies That Catch Fish in 2025

Maine, Maine · Maine

Top 10 Striper Flies That Catch Fish in 2025

Striped-bass fishing is heating up along the East Coast, and the folks from Trident Fly Fishing in Portland, Maine, have shared their Top 10 flies for the new season: “Whether you’re chasing striped bass from the surf, a boat, or in the back bays, these flies have proven to be the most effective patterns for getting hooked up this year. We cover a mix of classics and innovative new designs that are working across different conditions and locatio…Read Article

Veteran is Honored for Using Fly Fishing to Help Fellow Service Members

Colorado Springs · Colorado Springs

Veteran is Honored for Using Fly Fishing to Help Fellow Service Members

Dave Ross and KOAA’s Dianne Derby. Photo courtesy Dave Ross, via koaa.com Dave Ross of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a former B-52 pilot who served in Operation Desert Storm, but it’s his work with Project Healing Waters that earned him a Lighthouse Award from his local news station: [His] volunteer work started with cooking for the non-profit’s daylong fishing trips across southern Colorado. He then started to take on the responsibilities for …Read Article

USA Fly Fishing Takes Team and Individual Bronze at World Championship

Cherokee, North Carolina · Cherokee

USA Fly Fishing Takes Team and Individual Bronze at World Championship

The American team bested the hosts, the Czech Republic, to secure their second bronze medal in a row at the World Championship. Photo via Instagram Last week, after five greulling days of competing against the best teams in the world at the 2025 World Fly Fishing Championships in the Czech Republic, the USA Fly Fishing Team finished in third place to win a bronze medal.This is the second year in a row that the team has earned a bronze medal, a s…Read Article

The Beasts of the Bighorn

The Bighorn is famous for its large trout and prolific hatches. Photo: Earl Harper, via Hatch Magazine. A few days on Montana’s Bighorn River provides Chris Hunt of Hatch Magazine with some killer trout, as well as perspectives on everything from killing big fish to dealing with other anglers on the river. The number of trout in the river and the possibility of landing a true trophy are the main reasons folks flock to Forth Smith: The Bighorn Ri…Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

Famous Names Lead Calls to Save England's Chalk Streams

The rivers that flow through the birthplace of modern fly fishing are suffering from too much water diversion and pollutants from rural sewage plants. England’s chalk streams are legendary waters where the likes of Frederick Halford, George Selwyn Marryat, Frank Sawyer, and John Goddard cast their lines, but modern problems have plagued these ecosystems for decades. A new group of well-known UK celebrities are lending their names to a new restor…England · England Read Article

Take Action to Protect Public Land

You’ve probably been hearing a lot about threats to public lands in recent weeks, as Congress has been debating whether or not to sell off federally owned land to the states. Well, Kirk Deeter of Angling Trade has some pretty strong opinions about this idea: [W]hat sets the American angler apart from almost any other on the planet is that we have millions of acres and thousands of miles of fishable streams (and lakes) that are available to us as…United States · United States See the Story

Keep Fish Wet Offers Free Catch-and-Release Mini-Lesson

Keep Fish Wet—a science-based nonprofit dedicated to helping anglers improve the outcomes for each fish they release—has launched a cool “Mini-Lesson” about best practices for catch-and-release fishing. The Mini-Lesson is a great way to learn the science behind catch-and-release, and it’s a great teaching tool for explaining the process to others. “Breaking down barriers to access and sharing is at the core of Keep Fish Wet” says Sascha Clark D…Read Article

Tying Tuesday: From the Catskills to the Alps

This week’s Tying Tuesday features a Catskill’s classic dry fly, a more modern emerger from the mind of René Harrop, and simple yet bright wet fly, and a buggy nymph from Austria. Although based in Missouri, Andy’s Flies obviously appreciates the slender, elegant patterns of New Yorker Theodore Gordon, and this Ginger Quill will certainly tempt mayfly-eating trout. (Catskills may have some nits to pick, but the trout don’t care.) Next up is a fu…Austria · Austria Read Article

New Film Celebrates Salt River Restoration Efforts

Earlier this week, Trout Unlimited released a new film, “Horses and Highwater: Restoring Tincup Creek,” documenting the restoration of the Salt River Watershed and the people who made this incredible project come to life. Located in northwest Wyoming and southeast Idaho, the Salt is a blue-ribbon fishery for native Snake River cutthroat trout and wild brown trout. However, its health has been compromised by degraded and fragmented fish habitat, …Wyoming, United States · Wyoming Read Article

Introducing Oak & Oscar Fly-Fishing Watches

Do you love fly fishing and fine timepieces? If so, check out the remarkable Olmsted and Humboldt GMT watches from Oak & Oscar, a Chicago-based company celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025. On the sport-specific page of their website, they proudly declare, “We’re an American watch company . . . with a fly-fishing problem.” This is especially evident in their custom trout dials, painstakingly created by artist Tim Johnson (whose wonderful bur…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

What to Do With Non-Native Trout Species?

This brown trout is clearly wild—beautiful, feisty, and fun to catch—but it lives in a river where it competes with native brook trout. Photo: Phil Monahan Fly fishers have long created a hierarchy of trout in the U.S., based on nature. At the top of the pyramid are native species, caught in the waters they’ve inhabited for millennia; next are wild trout, born in the river through natural propagation; and at the bottom are stockers, fished reare…United States · United States Read Article

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