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Hate warm beer? Maybe this will help!

I love it when I can steal an idea from another passion to use in fly fishing. I'm a tinkerer. I like to fix things and learn how they work.

No need to get bags of ice every day. Try this!

That blob that looks like a swamp monster in the river is actually doing good!

A new and exciting fly tying product...You saw it here first!

If you're fishing for a day or a week, this is a must.

Isopropyl alcohol isn't just for the medicine cabinet anymore.

Aquatic earthworms? Who knew there was such a thing...and what do they have to do with noodling?

Hair clips aren't just for hair anymore!

Ice Jams? What's so important about those?

When you gotta go, you gotta use Freshette!

Tippet rings can save your leaders!

A wading staff is an important piece of safety equipment all anglers should carry with them.

A whip finisher is a knot tying tool for a fly tier. This tool is very easy to use but still seems to mystify many out there.

The species first came to the U.S. in 1883, when a New York fish farmer named Fred Mather imported brown trout eggs from Baron Lucius von Behr, president of the German Fishing Society. (That’s why many folks refer to the fish as German browns.)

For the most part, the name of the line already explains a bit about it, but just to firm your foundation a bit more, we will go into detail below.

Standing around your local fly shop and hearing all the amazing destinations to travel to is exciting, but can be frustrating if you have no idea where they are talking about. Here is a little help from us!

Cul De Canard better known as CDC is used primarily for dry flies such as the F Fly and the Moustique.

Spend any time around fly tiers and someone is bound to bring up the term bodkin or ask you if they can borrow yours. At that point, knowing what a bodkin is could be quite helpful.

We've all been there. Standing in our local fly shop when the associate asks "What style of fly reel do you prefer?" For many freshwater fishing situations, the reel is mainly a line holder, but for hard fighting or big fish the reel becomes one of the most important pieces of equipment.

Everyone on staff at DUN Magazine is in love with Smallmouth. If you have not fished for Smallies on the fly, you should put this predator on your list.

There are round threads and flat threads. There are single and multi-strand threads. There are threads with texture and threads that stretch

Standing around your local fly shop and hearing all the amazing destinations to travel to is exciting, but can be frustrating if you have no idea where they are talking about. Here is a little help from us!

No doubt while shopping at your local fly shop, you've seen a stack of these.