Posts tagged 'Fly Rods'

Pike are an ideal but often overlooked fish for fly anglers. Early in the season they eagerly take big streamers, before going deeper in search of cold water as summer progresses.

After you have a year or two of fly fishing under your belt you will probably start to think of either buying a second rod for different situations or upgrading your current rod.

Choosing a fly rod, especially for beginner, can be a daunting task. Once you figure out the...

The Dahlberg Diver landed with a plop a couple of feet from the edge of a large promising weed bed. The first strip of line made the fly do exactly what it was supposed to, submerge with an audible ""GLORP"" and then resurface.

Just when you think it’s over, it ain’t over. And as they say about Alberta weather...

My first love in fly fishing is, and always will be, stream fishing, there's just something about ...

When sight-fishing for shallow, salt water species like bonefish, permit and tarpon...

Fiberglass was a replacement for bamboo as a fly rod material as it was ...

Like anticipating the first crocus of spring - or the welcome sight of the returning crows and Canada geese - the ice-free seasons can't come soon enough for western anglers.

The best flyrod for spring angling is not one rod but two rods ...