The Perfect Harmony: Exploring Jazz & Fly Fishing
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The Perfect Harmony: Exploring Jazz & Fly Fishing

I recently had the chance to catch up with Håvard Stubø who blends two of the greatest passions in life: fly fishing and jazz. From fishing trips with his father in Northern Norway to sharing the stage and casting lines at the same time, this guy’s journey is a true symphony. He’s the genius behind Jazz & Fly Fishing, and his ability to find the rhythm in both music and casting a fly rod is something I couldn't wait to dive into.

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How to Tie a Black Ant Fly Pattern
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How to Tie a Black Ant Fly Pattern

The black ant is a simple and effective fly to add to your collection, especially in waters where ants are a common trout food source. It's quick to tie and can be modified to different sizes and colors to match the hatch.

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 Expert Tips for Landing Big Fish | The Never-Ending Challenge of Fly Fishing
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Expert Tips for Landing Big Fish | The Never-Ending Challenge of Fly Fishing

We caught up with Mike from Latitude Guiding, and let me tell ya—this guy’s been at it for a while. From chasing fish with a fly rod to capturing the magic behind the lens, he’s got a knack for both hooking fish and telling their stories. We talked about his early days learning the craft, how he built Latitude Guiding into a go-to operation, and, of course, his top tips for landing the big ones. Whether you’re here for the fish or the film, Mike’s got wisdom to share.

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Legislative Push: BTT's Fight for Everglades Restoration and Fish Conservation
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Legislative Push: BTT's Fight for Everglades Restoration and Fish Conservation

As Florida gears up for its 2025 legislative session, Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) is working closely with Governor DeSantis and state legislators to secure funding and programs that will enhance water quality and fish habitats along the state’s coastlines. With the Everglades being key to Florida’s world-class fisheries, BTT is pushing for strong funding to continue Everglades restoration and water quality projects to protect coastal ecosystems and improve fishing conditions.

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5 Expert Tips for Tying Midges That Catch More Fish
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5 Expert Tips for Tying Midges That Catch More Fish

We caught up with Tyler, a fly fishing guide and fly designer, to chat about his journey from fishing with his dad as a kid to making a career out of guiding and tying flies that fool the pickiest trout. Tyler’s been in the game for over 20 years, crafting killer patterns like The Wader Midge and The Anneworm, and now he’s setting his sights on YouTube to teach even more anglers. Whether you’re looking for tips on tying midges or just want to know how a fly fishing obsession turns into a full-time gig, Tyler’s got some wisdom to share.

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How to Catch Roosterfish on the Fly: Tips from a Baja Legend
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How to Catch Roosterfish on the Fly: Tips from a Baja Legend

If there’s one fish that’ll test your patience, your casting, and your ability to sprint in the sand like your life depends on it, it’s the roosterfish. Lucky for us, we caught up with Jeffrey, a fly fishing guide who traded the cold waters of upstate New York for the adrenaline rush of chasing roosters in Baja. He’s got the stories, the scars, and the wisdom to prove it. From making flies out of sewing supplies as a kid to landing monster roosters on the fly, Jeffrey’s journey is a wild one—and he’s got some hard-earned advice for anyone looking to take on this surf-dwelling ghost

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Fly Fishing Smaller Flies for Trout: Tips for Stillwater Days
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Fly Fishing Smaller Flies for Trout: Tips for Stillwater Days

In this one, Shaun shows us how smaller flies can make all the difference when the bite slows down. He’s putting the Cling Film Fly to work, out-fishing those bigger nymphs on a day where size 14 and 16 flies really shine. Whether you’re fishing deep or high, slow or fast, this is a must-watch for any angler looking to up their stillwater game

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5 Pro Tips for Tying Foam Hoppers
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5 Pro Tips for Tying Foam Hoppers

If there’s one thing I love about fly fishing, it’s how it finds people in the wildest ways. We caught up with Adam, a fly tyer whose journey started with childhood doodles and a backyard river system (yes, really). What started as a mountain lake adventure turned into a full-blown passion for fly fishing and tying, and now he’s crafting some seriously fishy foam hoppers. From the art of perfect proportions to finding that sweet spot between realism and function, Adam’s got some solid tips—and a vision for the future.

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Mastering Trout Feeding Patterns: Understanding Stoneflies & Midges
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Mastering Trout Feeding Patterns: Understanding Stoneflies & Midges

When it comes to fly fishing, understanding the behavior of insects and how trout respond to their hatches can significantly increase your chances of landing fish. One of the most interesting groups of insects to pay attention to are stoneflies, midges, and their various stages of life. Each of these insects has its own unique life cycle and behavior that affects when and how trout will feed.

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Mastering the Art of Patience | How One Guide Landed a 23-Inch Brook Trout
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Mastering the Art of Patience | How One Guide Landed a 23-Inch Brook Trout

Sometimes, the key to success on the water isn't the fanciest gear or the perfect cast; it’s patience. I recently caught up with a guide who shared a story that proves just that. Between testing different fly patterns and watching a lake’s big fish refuse to bite, he showed that being patient—and paying attention to the little details—can pay off in a big way. Here’s how he landed a 23-inch, 5.4-pound brook trout after an afternoon of careful sight fishing

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