Iceland is a mecca for fly fishing with the downside that it has become a bit crowded in recent years. But there are still places off the beaten track.
Fly Fishing Trip: How to Plan and What to Bring
In the last years, many fly fishermen tend to prefer exotic waters to their home waters. Or at least they try to plan a fly fishing trip to remote destinations.
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Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing Michigan
When it comes to fly fishing in Michigan, many anglers are drawn to Lake Michigan tributaries along the western side of the Lower Peninsula.
The Tale of Two Rivers (With the Same Name)
Midwest fishermen typically take a summer break from trout fishing during the warm dog days of July and August.
Ghosts of the Little Red River
The colorful old timers are long gone, but the big trout remain.
Brown Trout in the Outer Hebrides – South Uist Fishing
Lochs, lochs and more lochs. There are over 800 lochs on South Uist and Benbencula, two windswept islands off the coast of Scotland.
Troutbeck – A Fly Fisherman’s Canvas in the Hudson Valley
There are fly fishing lodges and then there are hotels with a connection to fly fishing – enter Troutbeck, NY.
Norwegian Nugget – Aurland 292
If you ask any Atlantic salmon angler about their favourite place to pursue this majestic fish, Norway is certainly going to be high up on their list.
Ultimate Guide to Fly Fishing Montana
Montana is known for its endless skies, friendly people, national parks, and miles of publicly accessible fishing waters.
Chasing Winter Sea Trout in the Baltic Sea
Sea trout is one of the hardest species to consistently catch on the fly. Sure you can get lucky but in the long run you will have to put in a lot of hard work.
