Why Teamwork is critical to success in Fly fishing | Chris Dore
Few relationships embody teamwork more than that of a fly-fishing guide and their client. Itäó»s a partnership built on trust, communication, share...
Read moreFew relationships embody teamwork more than that of a fly-fishing guide and their client. Itäó»s a partnership built on trust, communication, share...
Read moreOne of the many things I love about Scott fly rods is their deliberate pace of new product releases. Jim Bartschiäó»s philosophy has always been to...
Read moreA major perk of the job is being one of the lucky few who get to play with prototypes of new Scott rods before they are released to market. The fir...
Read moreOver the last 30 years I have had the chance to cast a considerable number of different fly rods. It was precisely 1989 when I was fortunate enough...
Read moreOne of the biggest things fly fishers coming to New Zealand for the first time fail to come to terms with is the necessity to fish longer leaders o...
Read moreIn fly fishing terms, a factory tour could mean a bunch of things. The fly fishing factory could be a euphemism for any number of local rivers but ...
Read moreBuying your first fly rod can be a bit of a confusing and overwhelming experience. If you're new to flyfishing, hearing terms like dry fly rod, Eur...
Read moreEver wanted to chase 30lb rainbow trout on the McKenzie Hydro Canals? Yeah, we thought so. This is your no-BS, spot-by-spot guide to all 30 fishing...
Read moreThere's a reason anglers travel from all over the world to fish the Tongariro — it's just that good. We've cut through the noise and put together o...
Read moreLearning how to cast a fly rod doesn't need to be complicated. In the article below we outline the five essentials of fly casting and how to apply ...
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