
Kara Armano
A great-grandmother's example, a tarpon she still sees in her mind, and a mission to get more women fighting for public land and clean water.
is the Editor-at-Large at DUN Magazine. Apart from her role at DUN, she works as the Sales and Operations Manager for The Berns Corporation in Gurnee, Illinois. When not being exorcised for Musky hauntings and in the off season she likes to work on her fly tying skills and plan future expeditions.

A great-grandmother's example, a tarpon she still sees in her mind, and a mission to get more women fighting for public land and clean water.

At 12, she out-cast every competitor at Worlds but her own coach. Meet the teenager rewriting what's possible in fly casting.

Lily pads or open water, these five flies cover every inch of a bass pond, from topwater frogs to deep-digging buggers.

Seven hundred teeth, one fly, and a fish that glides up to the boat just to say no. This is what musky season does to you.