When it comes to nymphing the Provo River, one of the most effective techniques is the bounce rig—a setup designed to keep your flies bouncing naturally along the bottom, right where trout are feeding. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or new to fly fishing, mastering this rig can significantly improve […]
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This blog was originally published in 2017 and has now been refreshed with updated insights, clearer instructions, and minor improvements. Our goal is to ensure the best DIY experience for anglers looking to transport their gear safely and affordably. Rod vaults that adorn some vehicles are undeniably cool. However, they […]
Knot tying is one of the fundamental skills in fly fishing. Whether you’re securing your fly, connecting tippet to your leader, or crafting a loop-to-loop connection, a properly tied knot ensures strength and efficiency on the water. Here are four essential knots that every angler should master. Triple Surgeon’s Knot […]
Want to know what makes a good bonefish box for the Bahamas? You’re in luck because, I wanted to share my top five patterns for use in the Bahamas. One thing to note here: The range of sizes below will allow you to have a pattern that will work wether […]
Late summer is an interesting time for fly fisherman in the western United States. The early summer mayfly and stonefly hatches diminish. Kids go back to school, and work obligations pile up after summer vacations. Brown trout have not yet felt their pre-spawn angst, and streamer fishing is often futile. […]
Buenos Aires, The Best Mandatory Pit Stop in All of Fly Fishing – Chad Agy An opportunity to explore Buenos Aires is perhaps the most underrated feature of a trip to Argentine Patagonia. In fact, the realities of the travel agenda almost require a sojourn to the big city. All […]
Editors Note: It isn’t a secret that winter is not the favorite season for many anglers, at least for the ones who are pursuing trout. Thoughts of winter fishing beget memories of frost-nipped fingers crushing ice out of frozen guides. A pinhole leak in the waders slowly allows the chilled […]
Welcome to Chad Agy Presents: Part 2 Spey Casting! In Part 1, we covered the advantages of Spey casting, and how to set up a Spey system. In this article, we will discuss casting strategies and some tips for line management that will allow your casts to really take off. […]
I recently took up Spey casting in preparation for a trip to Patagonia, during which we planned to target large sea trout on the classic water of the Rio Gallegos. I found the preparation frustrating, as it was difficult to find a singular source to educate me on this new […]
Fishing for Steelhead is a test in diligence, and not a numbers game by any means. Regarded by many as the “Fish of 1000 casts” these majestic fish are a true sight to behold and make even the most seasoned anglers giddy with excitement at the thought of the pursuit. […]
One of the greatest parts of the fishing calendar is upon us: hopper season! It always baffles me that the same streams packed bank to bank with anglers during stonefly season are nearly devoid of people during hopper season, although the fishing is remarkably similar. Big surface eats, large fish, […]
Roosterfish are a game changer when it comes to fly fishing. For this guide we will focus on Baja Mexico. Enjoy our take on Fly Fishing for Roosterfish: A 101 Guide. The Fish Most often found in Guatemala, Panama, Costa Rica and Mexico. Roosterfish (Nematistius Pectoralis) are distinctly known for […]
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