
Canepoling Tullibee
By Andy Marks In the late 60s our parents took my brothers and me, ages 1-12, from Chicago to Minnesota … Continue reading Canepoling Tullibee
By Andy Marks In the late 60s our parents took my brothers and me, ages 1-12, from Chicago to Minnesota … Continue reading Canepoling Tullibee
By John O’ Bryan I used to be a normal person, doing normal person things and going about life like … Continue reading I Use To Be Normal
By Suzana Haertzen Every good fishing trip requires packing things that are essential to catching fish: fly rod, flies, waders, … Continue reading The Essential Nonessentials
By: Andy Marks This fall I got an email from a fly shop saying, “The Fall Baetis Hatch is Coming, … Continue reading Fishing a Hatch on Purpose
By: John O’ Bryan This is a cautionary tale about a river, a fish, and a fly. There are times … Continue reading Pointless
By: Suzana Haertzen I consider myself to be a solidly average flytier. A teacher at heart, I would grade my … Continue reading Tying the Perfect Fly
By: Nick Campos The superstitions of getting your line in the water on a clear full moon evening have been … Continue reading Night Fishing for Pike on the Fly
By: Caleb Pomante If you have ever wanted to start fly tying but have been overwhelmed by the sheer amount … Continue reading Five Beginner Tips for New Fly Tyer’s
By: John O’Bryan I come from a very long line of hairless apes who can’t grow mustaches or beards and … Continue reading Hair Stackers
By: Jason Metz I fancy myself as somewhat of a fly tier. The main reason I do this is that … Continue reading Adventures at My Local Fly Shop