Tailing Trout in New Zealand: by Slow Rise Media
Today’s Fly Life Media video of the day comes from Slow Rise Media, featuring episode 16 "Tailing Trout" thier series from New Zealand. Join Christer, their Norwegian friend armed with camera gear, as they revisit familiar waters only to uncover a fresh and thrilling fishery. This episode captures the beauty, challenges, and surprises of fly fishing in New Zealand.
Keeping White Marlin on the Map | The Skillie Project in Action
Led by The Billfish Foundation (TBF), The Skillie Project initiative combines cutting-edge science, dedicated local captains, and a passionate Nantucket fishing community determined to preserve the iconic White Marlin (or Skillies) for future generations.
Back in the 1980s, Nantucket’s waters became a hotspot for these larger-than-average marlin. By the late 20th century, anglers were landing Skillies in record numbers. But in recent years, their annual return has been spotty, raising concerns for their future.
Los Roques: Saltwater Fly Fishing in Venezuela
In today’s Fly Life Media Video of the Day, join Klejch Fly Fishing & Outdoor as they fulfill a lifelong dream on the breathtaking flats of Los Roques, Venezuela. From the pristine turquoise waters to the vibrant mangroves, this paradise is teeming with life and legendary fish. Watch as the pursuit of bonefish, tarpon, and even the elusive permit leads to unforgettable moments, fierce battles, and a deep appreciation for this magical fishery. With stunning scenery and heart-pounding action, this adventure is one for the books!
How to tie a : Green Caddis Larva
Today, tightlinevideo is tying a simple yet effective Green Caddisfly Larvae pattern. This fly imitates the Hydra Psycho Net Spinners, and while you could go wild with details, the simpler patterns often perform best. Rusty brown is a great alternative to green, so don’t hesitate to experiment
Fly Fishing The famous Labrador River for Brook Trout on Mice patterns
In today’s Fly Life Media Video of the Day, we hit the legendary waters of the Labrador River armed with mouse flies and high hopes. From explosive topwater strikes to stunning brook trout filling the net, this session is all about reading the water and soaking in the magic of a world-class fishery. Don’t miss the action!
5 Essential Tips for Getting Started with Fly Tying: Insights from a Raymond Collette
Fly tying is a rewarding skill that every angler should consider mastering, and this interview is packed with tips to help you get started. From advice on materials and techniques to finding your own creative flow, these tips will take your tying game to the next level. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your craft, this conversation will inspire you to experiment and dive in!
Big Trout on MOUSE FLIES | Fly Fishing New Zealand
In today’s Fly Life Media Video of the Day, Join Trout Hunting NZ on a wild ride through the first local trip of the season. With a quad bike, an hour hike, and some seriously spicy fly patterns, the day kicks off with plenty of adventure. It’s all about experimenting with mouse flies, navigating tricky waters, and chasing big browns and rainbows in stunning surroundings. The action heats up as proof of concept strikes, and the mouse fly gets its moment in the spotlight. From near misses to memorable catches, this is fly fishing with a twist—don’t miss it
Slide Inn Podcast ep. 2: The Mindset
In this episode from Slide Inn Podcast Kelly and Braeden continue their discussion from episode 1. They discuss the mindset one must have to chase giant fish. It's not for everyone, but it sure can be a hell of a lot of fun.
Transitions on the Bow: A Passion for Skiing and Fly Fishing
We recently caught up with KATE WILSON, the creative mind behind Transitions the Bow, a captivating film that was showcased at the 2025 F3T Film Festival. This project offers a deeper look into her life, blending her love for skiing and fly fishing. In this interview, we dive into how the film came together, the connection between these two outdoor passions, and the lessons learned along the way. Get ready to hear about the adventures that fuel both the slopes and the river
Canoeing, Fly Fishing, in the Snowy Range of Wyoming
In today’s Fly Life Media Video of the Day, join the adventure in Wyoming’s stunning Snowy Range as the Beyond the Treeline crew sets off on a fall canoe trip through the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. With crisp mountain air and golden foliage as their backdrop, they paddle, portage, and fly fish for trout, all while putting a new hot tent and stove from @seekoutsidegear to the test. With no set agenda, this weeklong wilderness journey is all about exploration, good vibes, and chasing trout in the heart of autumn. Don’t miss the beauty and excitement as it all unfolds!
How to tie: a Flying Fruitcake (Christmas Contest)
Matt takes us through his 2021 Christmas fly pattern, a festive bucktail streamer that’s fishable and simple, with vibrant Christmas-themed colors. The design emphasizes functionality while adding a holiday flair without going overboard into novelty territory. Let’s break it down:
Tips for Fly Fishing for Arctic Char: Gear, Patterns, and Timing for Success
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.
Christmas Island fly fishing Bone fish Triggers and Gt’s
This Christmas Day, we're bringing you spectacular footage from the legendary Christmas Island, a true edge-of-the-world fishing paradise. Watch as world-class videographer Brett Schreckengost captures the essence of a Telluride Angler-hosted trip, where anglers pursue bonefish, triggerfish, trevally, and more on foot across the stunning flats. Get ready to experience the magic of Christmas Island, where every cast is an adventure.
Blue skies and dry flies | New Zealand Fly Fishing
In fly life media’s video of the day we watch episode 10 as slow rise media explore a high country spring creek. They struggle to set the hook to many fish, but end up getting some epic eats on the camera. It's all about the slow rises. don’t miss this one!!
How to tie: The Demon Midge
Today, the boy at From: AvidMax are going to tie the Demon Midge, a fantastic winter tailwater pattern created by Matt McKenna. This little fly is quick to tie, offers a bit of flash, and works wonders for midge larva patterns, especially in smaller sizes. Whether you're hitting the tailwaters or chasing winter trout, this fly is sure to impress.
Rocky Point Permit Camp - DIY Fishing Northern Ambergris Caye
Today, we're taking you on a special behind-the-scenes look at the Rocky Point Permit Camp in Belize! Join us as we tour this soon-to-open DIY fishing haven, where you'll have access to both the barrier reef and a stunning, remote lagoon. From spotting bonefish to chasing tarpon and snook, this place has it all. Check out the adventure, and get a taste of what's to come at this exciting new camp!
E-Scouting Fishing Spots with TroutRoutes, Erik Johnsen | EP 179 So Fly Fishing Podcast
The boys at So Fly chat about e scouting fishing spots with no other than Erik Johsen of trout routes. some funny stuff is said and this is definitely worth a listen
Conservation and Colorado: A Winning Combo for Trout Unlimited
If you’ve ever wished you could hug your favorite stream, Trout Unlimited has the next best thing. Their Embrace A Stream program has been funding grassroots conservation projects since 1975. We're talking over million toward 1,200 volunteer-led projects. Big moves like this need big support. TU’s getting it from some heavy hitters, including Mayfly Outdoors, the crew behind Abel, Ross Reels, and other top-notch brands. Their Native Reel program—like the Colorado Cutthroat and Rio Grande reels—is pouring funds into stream restoration across the country.
How to tie: a Foam Caddis (Puterbaugh Caddis)
Today, the crew at Trident Fly Fishing is going to tie up the Puterbaugh Foam Caddis, a simple but effective fly developed by Peter Puterbaugh, a guide on the Arkansas River in Colorado. This fly is easy to tie, uses minimal materials, and creates a great silhouette in the water—perfect for those late day caddis hatches
FLY FISHING NEW ZEALAND | Early Season with High Flows
There’s nothing like a crisp October day on a secluded stream, and today’s video is all about soaking in the early season vibes. Armed with a Douglas Sky G rod and a trusty Lampson Guru reel, this angler navigates narrow gorges, rain-fed flows, and some wily trout.
It’s a day of quality over quantity—six beautiful trout landed, ranging from lean fighters to hefty slabs, with a mix of dry fly and nymph action. From tweaking setups to chasing flashes under the water’s surface, this video is packed with real-life lessons and a whole lot of trouty goodness.
Hit play to see how small streams can deliver big rewards!