The author seeks out water likely to hold the largest fish in a stream. Photos courtesy Toby Halley You may catch fish in these stretches, but usually the big one is in a deep hole with lots of cover and a good current flowing into it. The most important thingsRead More →
Written by: Brew Moscarello, Vew-Do Balance Boards Brew Moscarello practices his casting and his balance skills at the same time. Photos by Aiden Moscarello [Editor’s note: I firmly believe that my bi-weekly soccer games help to keep me upright in tough wading situations, and Brew allowed how he has counteractedRead More →
On many of these small streams, there’s no room for a backcast because of all the brush and trees on the bank. That’s where the bow-and-arrow cast comes in handy. This time of year, many of us head for the high country, where streams remain cool in the dead ofRead More →
Written by: Rob Woodruff, Woodruff Guide Service Keeping a fly in a big largemouth bass’s mouth often proves more difficult than getting it there. Here are 8 techniques that will make the difference between showing off a photo and telling a story about the one that got away. To getRead More →