This is into flyfishing’s list of the Best Budget Fly Rods on the market in 2023. They put this list together after purchasing every one of these rods (and many others), and comparing them head to head for days on the river.  They also took every rod to a nearby field to test their accuracy by casting at targets at 30, 60, 80, and 90 feet. Some of these rods we've owned for years, and some we purchased specifically to test for this list. In any case, the rods were tested thoroughly, for many days on the river, in order to narrow them down for this list.

Today Trident flyfishing is reviewing the Simms G4Z Waders and comparing them to the 2024 upgrade. These waders are known for their durability and high-performance features, making them a favorite among serious anglers. In this video, we'll dive into the differences between the original and the 2024 model, highlighting improvements and potential drawbacks. Whether you're considering an upgrade or a first-time purchase, this review will help you make an informed decision.

In this video, Brian Flechsig breaks down the latest Simms Dry Creek Boat Bag. He breaks down the features and why it's one of his preferred fly fishing boat bags. He also shows a great alternative fishing boat bag that we've all seen before...

Crafted by avid Colorado anglers, the VAYA series debuts an all-new technical look and feel paired with outstanding performance. The partially ported VAYA frame offers the unique combination of minimized weight, incredible rigidity, and just enough surface area to highlight Abel’s hand-anodized finishes. The frame interior also features varying sets of CNC-milled fly patterns, relevant to each size of reel.

Thoughts on bags. I've used all types and here are my thoughts on my sling pack, vs. hip pack, vs. backpack. Products used are the Fishpond Thunderhead Submersible Backpack, Lumbar, and Sling along with the Fishpond Wind River Roll Top Backpack.