We caught up with Logan Scott who knows how to turn darkness into a dream scenario for targeting big brown trout. From stealthy techniques to gear setup, this interview dives into the art of night fishing for trophy browns. Whether you’re after your first nighttime giant or refining your approach, you’ll find plenty of wisdom here

What's up, fishy friends, Trent Jones here with Fly Life Media, and today I'm diving into a topic that can make or break your day on the water: the length of your leader. Yeah, I’ve heard it all before—“The leader doesn’t matter as long as you’ve got the right fly”—but let me tell you, that’s not exactly true. In my 20 years as a guide I’ve learned that your leader is the unsung hero of your setup, and today, we’re giving it the spotlight it deserves.

Fishing in high alpine environments presents unique challenges that demand a mix of physical toughness and technical skill. In this interview, Russell Davie shares his experiences and tips for tackling alpine fishing, from gear choices to overcoming unpredictable weather. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a novice, these tips will help you navigate the highs and lows of high-altitude fishing!

Fly fishing for Arctic char in the northern waters of Scandinavia is a thrilling yet challenging pursuit. From selecting the right fly patterns based on their diverse diets to knowing when to target these elusive fish, success often comes down to careful timing and patience. Whether you're chasing trophy char or simply enjoying the journey, these tips will help you increase your chances of landing that perfect catch.

When it comes to chasing monster trout with streamers, there’s no room for half-measures. Luis, an Idaho native and streamer enthusiast, knows what it takes to connect with these elusive giants. From fishing unexpected water to dialing in your retrieve, his tips offer a road map for anglers ready to up their game.

When it comes to winter fly fishing, it’s easy to think of cold fingers, icy guides, and the occasional day of going fishless. But let me tell you, when it all comes together, those winter days on the water can be downright magical. I’ve had my share of days where I barely squeak out a fish or two, but then there are the golden ones—days when everything clicks, and it feels like the river is just giving out gifts.

Alright folks, we’re out here in the wilds of Colorado, putting the stalk on some trout. The water’s low, the sun’s a bit shy today, and the fish? Well, they’re hanging out in all the wrong places—until you figure out where to look.

I’m thrilled to share my absolute favorite rig for catching trout in the middle of summer: the dry dropper rig. This setup is a game-changer, allowing you to watch fish strike your dry on the surface while also targeting fish in the lower water columns with a nymph.

Alright, let’s kick this off by dialing in one critical concept: the strike zone. This is the sweet spot where trout are hanging out, munching on whatever's drifting by. Are they hugging the bottom, snacking on nymphs? Maybe they’re a bit higher up, going after emergers as they rise. Understanding this zone is the key to successful nymphing.

Landing your first trophy-sized rainbow trout is a milestone for any angler, but it takes more than just luck. From choosing the right water to staying persistent, this guide shares top insights from seasoned anglers on how to hook that dream fish. Let’s dive into their top three tips for reeling in a big one, no matter the season

Do you or a loved one struggle with bad hook sets? Maybe you set the hook too soon, too late, or worse, you lose fish before they even make it to the net. If that sounds like you, don’t worry—you're not alone. But today, we're changing that narrative.

If you're looking to boost your success on the water, understanding how to get your nymphs down and dirty is absolutely crucial. Did you know that about 90% of a trout's diet consists of underwater insects? That's why mastering nymphing techniques can significantly increase your daily catch rate and keep the stoke up high every time your on the water. The standard nymph rig is a fantastic way to achieve this, and today, I'll guide you through setting it up step by step.