Devin Olsen: Inside the Mind of a World Champion
In 2026, Devin Olsen helped Fly Fishing Team USA accomplish something it had never done before: win a gold…
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Versatility vs. Finesse: The Angler I Want to Be
I’m not ashamed to admit that in my first season making the transition from a bait fisherman to a…
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How to Read Nymphing Water: Finding the Calm in the Chaos
One of my favorite things about nymphing is the water it takes me into. Reading water for nymphing begins…
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The Troutbitten You Don’t See: A Profile of Domenick SwentoskyÂ
Headwaters: The Origin of Troutbitten “Clyde knew I was a trout-bitten kid, obsessed with fishing, and that I fished…
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Cory Cuje: The Teacher Behind Old Dominion Trout Bum
For years, I had followed Cory’s videos through his Old Dominion Trout Bum YouTube channel. Like many anglers, I was initially drawn to the unique perspective created by the chest-mounted camera he used while fishing. The viewer wasn’t simply watching someone catch trout. You felt like you were standing in the river alongside him. And, of course, there always seemed to be a cigar clenched between his teeth. It became as much a part of his on-stream persona as the fly rod in his hand.
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The Jack Daniels Nymph is the Ultimate Confidence Bug
Like a smooth glass of fine whiskey, the Jack Daniels nymph is clean, rich, and completely intoxicating to trout….
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Top 10 Euro Nymphs: How to Streamline Your Fly Box
In fly fishing, we often get caught up in the imitative trap. We try to match every leg, antenna,…
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Why I Always Tie the France Fly in Three Unique Weights
The Single Most Important Lesson a Nymphing Fly Can Teach You If I had to narrow my fly box…
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What Happened When I Returned to a Drought Stricken River
After months of drought and watching the gauges bottom out, I finally returned to one of my home rivers. This commentary explores how I prepared for two days of fishing in extreme low water, the tactical changes I made, and the quiet surprises the river still offered.
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How to Build a DIY Fly Fishing Gear Wall for Under $100
Tired of forgetting essential fishing gear? Discover how a simple DIY gear wall can keep your rods, waders, nets, and more organized and ready for every trip, all for about 100 dollars.
