Article: Ozarks Double Play
THE FOG WAS INCREDIBLE. I could hear the river, but not see it, as I rolled out of my tent on the …
Article: Yellowstone Country
THE CANYON WALLS HAD CLOSED IN BY THE TIME I STUMBLED OVER THE KILL SITE. It looked like a circle of fur, …
How To: Silly Putty Spoon Flies
Silly Putty allows you to make just about anything out of epoxy—including expensive spoon flies! THE FIRST TIME I ever went redfishing, …
Article: Spey Lines Demystified
When it comes to fly lines for Spey fishing, confusion is the order of the day. Most new Spey casters are aware …
Article: Spey Stripers
My rod surged and bucked, and for a moment it threatened to shatter like dry spaghetti. That’s what happens when you are …
Article: Don’t Fear the Ferrule
FACT: FLY FISHERS LOVE TRAVEL. UNFORTUNATE FACT: Travel is a lot more difficult than it was 10 years ago, thanks mostly to …
Article: Backroad Bullies
Red clay is amazingly sticky. Mix three inches of rain with a Georgia dirt road made out of the stuff, and you …
Article: Brown Butter – Arkansas Life Magazine
My article on fall fishing on the White River in Arkansas, “Brown Butter,” for the current issue of Arkansas Life magazine, is …
Article: DIY Adventure
My article from the Spring 2012 “Adventure” issue of Fly Rod & Reel magazine, on planning your own do-it-yourself backcountry trip, has …
Article: Among the Hogs
If you missed it in the paper format, my article from the Fall 2011 issue of Fly Fisherman magazine, on the White …
Article: Foreign Tied
If you missed it in the paper format, my article from the Summer 2011 issue of Fly Rod & Reel magazine, on …
How To: Repair a Pontoon Boat
We’re all familiar with one-man pontoon boats; those inflatable single person watercraft which range from small, pond-appropriate single-bladder floats on up to …