
Continuing the Legacy - Women in Fly Tying
An interview with Christina Mueller

Remembering Sara Hudson, a young angler whose kindness and love of fly fishing touched everyone she met.

A flight attendant turned flats angler on learning to cast from Flip Pallot, chasing largemouth bass, and the fish that outsmart her.

A book club dare turned into a novel about five women and fly fishing, built on a rod-and-reel metaphor the author didn't see coming.

A trout-painted vintage camper on the Caney Fork sets the scene for a talk with the guide who traded engineering for fly rods and fountain pens.

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.

Guide Abbie Schuster on sight-casting stripers off Martha's Vineyard, chasing albies into the backing, and why bonefish still win her heart.

A flats guide and Yellow Dog rep on leaving a desk job in New Zealand for permit, dorado, and a career built on gut instinct.

A welder who grew up fly fishing now forges steel dry flies and streamers, sparks flying, one hammered scale at a time.

A Bow River guide on breakaway fish, a lost anchor, and the client who finally landed one after years of trying.

She landed a permit on fly before she turned 12. Meet the young angler who fought an 80-pound tarpon for 31 minutes and still can't do a push-up.