A hip pack can be a great piece of gear for fly fishermen, particularly if you pick a waterproof one. One of the best in the game is the Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Lumbar. We tell you what we like about this bag in this review.
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Hands on: Cortland Guide Series Combo Outfit Review
If you're thinking of getting your first rod and reel, a fly rod combo might be a good idea. These sets are perfectly balanced and make sure rod, reel, line and leader work together as they should. We've put the Cortland Guide combo to the test and tell you what we think.
Hands on with the Simms Bulkley Wading Jacket
Fly fishing is a pursuit that often leads anglers into challenging and unpredictable weather conditions.
Hands on: Roka Hamilton Sunglasses Review
It's hard to find a pair of fly fishing sunglasses that performs and looks great. The Roka Hamilton is one of them. We've put it to the test and tell you what we think.
On the Water with the Simms Challenger Deck Boot
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Central Norway is a haven for anglers seeking the thrill of catching Atlantic salmon, a prized species in the world of fly fishing.
Redington Benchmark Wading Boots Review: Step up your Game
Wading through waters requires footwear that offers both stability and comfort.
Straightforward Sturdiness: Simms Dry Creek Rolltop Backpack Review
A waterproof backpack is a great companion when heading to the water. We've put the Simms Drycreek Rolltop Backpack to the test and tell you what we think about it.
On the Water with the Bajio Paraiso Sunglasses
Sunglasses from Bajio have become increasingly popular amongst fly fishermen for their quality lenses and polarisation. We've put the new Paraiso to the test and tell you what we think.
Grundéns Bankside Wading Boots Review: Experience Pays
It was only a question of time as to when Grundens would make a wading boot. How did their experience with making waterproof gear for professional fishermen play into the new Bankside wading boots?