Fly Fishing

The rich lore of bonefishing on North Andros pulls almost as powerfully as the present possibilities of the island’s endless… Read more »

I can’t help but think of “The Heart of Darkness” as our guide Nacho Lopez Luna pushes my companion Geoff… Read more »

For a humble print journalist, the phone call from Dallas rang like a Notre Dame bell of opportunity — “We’ve… Read more »

Less than twenty minutes from the dock at Turneffe Flats Lodge, my angling buddy Geoff Roach and I beheld a… Read more »

For flats fishing aficionados, Hawaii is not the first (or even third) place that springs to mind.  That’s because there… Read more »

The Bristol Bay area of Alaska, two hundred miles southwest of Anchorage, offers some of the greatest fresh water fishing diversity available anywhere. During the short Alaska summer, visitors can anticipate tussles with one or more species of Pacific salmon (what you’ll catch depends on when you visit), rainbow trout, grayling, arctic char, resident and sea-run Dolly Vardens, pike and lake trout. The fisheries vary from bigger rivers like the Togiak, Nushagak and Wood to lakes like the Nuyukuk and Tikchik to countless unnamed creeks. Three mountain ranges – the Kilbuck Mountains, Taylor Mountains and the Aleutian Range – and abundant wildlife (including brown bear, moose, and caribou) provide the classic Alaska backdrop that visitors anticipate.

Through the latter part of the 20th century, the notion of catching many Atlantic Salmon in a given day’s fishing… Read more »