It's not a replacement for penicillin, or a good therapist, but for the next few weeks we'll be sharing all the proof you need that fly fishing is good for your physical and mental health.
Tarpon-chaser Dick Fisher is looking to catch more than just a silver king. Aren't we all?
An unsuccessful smelt season on the Sandy, a celebration of female anglers, and the release of a suppressed report on the state of nature in America
Private equity is buying Michigan dams, George Daniel gives beginner students advice, salmon and steelhead get a win on the Columbia, and more.
How junk food flow states and being stuck in the machine zone prevent us from achieving excellence in life, and our angling.
In Praise of C&F Design, the ultimate fly organization system
Pre-season is the best time to recalibrate, set new angling goals, and realign your advocacy aims.
One TU chapter is recruiting citizen scientists to locate hidden Brook Trout in the NYC suburbs, using state-of-the-art eDNA sampling. Can they help me find a winter steelhead?
The CastBack origin story has all the makings of a classic buddy comedy: Co-captain the wrestling team in high school, go into the service, start fly fishing together, then start a peer-to-peer e-commerce market for used fly fishing equipment. Why not, right?
Secondhand is all the rage. And buying a used fly rod can be a great way to get into a better fly rod, faster. But there are plenty of caveats. Here are our tips, some sources, and a checklist to follow.
North Fork Composites' Gary Loomis announced this week he's rejected private equity advances, and launched $100 Golden Tickets good for North Fork blanks to help the company grow. The company he founded and sold, G.Loomis? It now charges over $1,500 for its Asquith rods.
Come one come all to Current Flow State's third-annual early-summer meetup, coinciding with the Deschutes River Alliance's TroutFest in Maupin, Oregon, May 28-31.