is a group of women who love fly fishing and the outdoor lifestyle. We believe in empowering women to get on the water, because life is better with your feet wet.
A funny, honest take on snowshoeing for the “real you” not the expedition you. Learn what you actually need, how to pick the right size and bindings, and why walking-speed winter can be the season you start to love.
Winter hiking doesn’t have to be extreme to be safe and fun. This guide gives you a simple system—how to pick the right trail, dress in layers, pack a small safety kit, and know when to turn around—so you can enjoy cold-weather miles with confidence, not stress.
If you didn’t grow up outdoors, you can still become an outdoor person starting right where you are. This guide breaks it into a simple plan: choose one easy activity, start close to home, borrow gear before you buy, and build confidence through small, repeatable wins.
Still have a fly angler to shop for? This subscription box ships flies, materials and info cards so you can finally check them off your list.
Cold wet feet are a trip-ender. These waterproof socks slide under waders or hiking boots and keep you dry all day.
Materials and tying notes for the Clouser Minnow.
Materials and tying notes for the Fluke.
Two rums, lime, and orgeat over crushed ice, a camp-trip classic that tastes just as good after a day outdoors as it did in 1944.
One baitfish pattern, a dozen kinds of water. Here's how to tie the Ice Shad, messy fibers and all.
Rum, fresh grapefruit, and a splash of maraschino make this camp-worthy sipper dangerously easy to drink.
