There is a bit of Ahab in every angler. The mythical fish, elusive piscine adversaries that remain untamed and untackled, swim through the pools of the mind, ever in sight, ever out of reach. As a ...

ONE HUNDRED FEET AWAY, to the left of a long mangrove shoot sticking out of the water like a miniature channel marker, a swirl on the water’s surface catches our eyes. “I like that,” Nick Castillo ...

Let’s say you’ve experienced world-class dry fly fishing on the Fryingpan, Big Horn and the Madison, conquered the spooky cutthroat of alpine lakes, and have floated the Green River to the Roaring ...

Let’s say you’ve been fly casting to trout for a while now. You’ve experienced world-class dry fly fishing on the Fryingpan, Big Horn and the Madison, conquered the spooky cutthroat of alpine lakes, ...

Bonefishermen are returning to The Bahamas after the one-two punch of Hurricane Dorian and the global pandemic. Here, the author is all smiles after boating one of the strong fighting fish caught ...

Jasper Taback began his outdoor career in the mountains of northern Colorado, where a short stint guiding anglers on trout streams evolved into a budding career writing about all things fly fishing.

Avid and influential anglers turned out to honor Bob Rich Jr. at the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s annual gala in Manhattan. By Rosalie R. Radomsky Rosalie Radomsky reported for Out & About, a column that ...

David Coggins, whose book on fly-fishing, “The Optimist,” comes out from Scribner this week, has fished all over. For bass in Wisconsin, bonefish in the Bahamas, salmon in Canada, trout in Montana and ...

Step back in time ten years or so and fly fishing for carp was exploding. It became so popular that it served as fodder for ...