Not just a flash in the pan
'Commuter' fishing in Alaska's Southwestern wilderness
Angler of the Year-Ted Williams "... expresses well-informed and well-reasoned anger over the assaults on fish and fish habitat, and he does it better and more eloquently than anyone else." --Paul Guernsey Readers' Choice-Sage XP Rods "When anglers at both extremes can find happiness with the very same
Driving power, plus delicacy
Editor's Note Each fall, just about every company that makes fly-fishing -related gear heads to Denver for the International Fly Fishing Retailer Show to display (and market) their latest products to retailers and distributors from around the world. And like cow stripers cruising a flat for baitfish,
- By: Buzz Bryson
- , Ted Leeson
- and Darrel Martin
Russia's eastern most frontier is like fishing in Alaska 30 years ago
Sometimes it pays to stop and smell the...
The Seychelles Islands offer some of the world's best and most varied saltwater fishing
- By: Charles Rangeley-Wilson
Craig Mathews is a spectacular and versatile fly fisher, a keen conservationist, and one of the most passionate anglers I know. He is this year's Fly Rod&Reel Angler of the Year, and he is bound to be seen as one of the most worthy and popular winners in the 20-year history of this Award. Craig's intimate
Value and performance with a "Made in the USA" label
Among the legions of anglers who have made the pilgrimage to the fly-fishing Mecca that is Yellowstone National Park, Craig Mathews' name is spoken with a reverence usually reserved for Nobel Prize winners and the Dalai Lama. No one knows those waters better than Craig, and no one has done more to make
When I first read Nick Lyons' profile of Craig Mathews, our 2005 Angler of the Year, I almost laughed out loud at the part where Nick praised Craig for his refreshing modesty in a field "known for bloating egos to the size of the Titanic." Among all the fly-fishing "personalities" I've become acquainted
The Cains River offers the big ones--and it's a lot closer than Labrador
Opening the EEZ to striper fishing could bring back the bad old days
A Class Act on the Salmon River
Leeson and Schollmeyer on emergers; smallmouth strategies
Fishing in the Atlantic-salmon fiefdom of a mysterious millionaire
Effective, simple... and no fussing with the details
Where's Ernie? And, is the bow-and-arrow cast for real?
- By: Buzz Bryson
- and Paul Guernsey
