Canada’s elite fly-fishers are using global trips and school curriculums to teach new generations about this lifelong passion ...

Neither will the fish. According to those obnoxious infomercials ... and wag even when you’re not moving it, and any fly or lure that is doing something when you’re doing nothing is usually ...

Learning how to fly fish takes practice ... Spin rods rely on the weight of the lure at the end of the line to propel the line forward. Conversely, fly rods use the weight of the line itself ...

To catch a fish, a fly-fisher sends out a wispy lure attached to an almost invisible 7- to 15-foot-long leader, which is in turn attached to a thicker and much longer braided line. The trick is ...

Fly fishing is not as easy as tossing out a lure or worm with a spin fishing outfit. But with a little practice, anyone can ...

Unlike conventional fishing, where the weight of the lure pulls the line, fly fishing relies on a weighted ... These flies are as varied as the fish you’re targeting, and creating them can ...

Recently, I spent a week fly fishing the Niagara River with a group of twenty other anglers spread out in ten boats. I was the only fly angler. The Niagara River is a great fishery full of ...

Fishing isn’t always about catching fish. For anglers who view ... One key advantage of fly-fishing? Precision. “In conventional lure fishing, once you retrieve your lure, you must bring ...