Daily Drake
 The bloggers have spoken... again. Blood Knot Magazine just released its 2nd Annual Blogger Issue, a tribute… read more |
 DENVER—For those who live in northeastern Colorado and/or the Denver area, your taps are most likely linked to the Sout… read more |
 On ocean flats, backyard ponds, and river environments we typically think of sunglasses first for spotting fish… read more |
Flyshop Friday
| Calgary, Alberta 
Think of Canadian delicacy “Poutine” much like you would a savory ice cream-Sunday—only substitute vanilla for French fries, chocolate for brown gravy, and nuts and a cherry on top for a heaping dollop of cheese curds. Sounds gnarly, but it’s actually quite brilliant… so long as you limit your intake in accordance with the Surgeon General’s warnings. … read more |
THE ORIGINAL TIPPETS
 What surfing taught me about flyfishing. We’d just smashed into a Kangaroo with our camper and decided it was time for a drink. We were tired of driving anyway, and those damn kangaroos were just too hard to see in the dark. We saw a sign near the road, tacked to the … read more |
 --Walter Workman In Montana there are two kinds of winter days-those that are warm enough for fishing and those that aren't. Here, cold is a relative term. A week of high-sky, 40-degree weather in early November can send the Baetis hatch into submission and seem downright arctic after a month of Indian Summer. Yet a windless February day t… read more |
 For every good shot at a tarpon, permit, or bonefish, there’s a cast-per-hour-of-effort ratio that on most days looks like a line graph of the U.S. economy. Then there are those days that you instantly know you’re losing, like a cold February morning when even the boxfish are lurking deep and you’re just hoping for a visual on a single g… read more |
