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


Alaska guide and Explore Kenai founder Dallas Voss shares how the Kenai River shaped her career, family and business—and why the best fishing experiences are about far more than the fish. - by Angelica Talan

Built from friendship, shared time on the water and a gap in women’s fly fishing apparel, Soča Style blends performance, confidence and personal style for women who want to feel like themselves on and off the river. - by Angelica Talan

FisheWear founder Linda Leary shares how frustration with ill-fitting women’s fishing gear sparked a bold Alaska-born brand built on performance, confidence and community—helping more women feel seen, supported and ready for adventure.

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.

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.

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

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

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

Barefoot on the bow with a bent rod, rugged coastline behind her, and a fly box built for everything from permit to billfish.

Twenty-seven years of guiding, a few skunked days, and a dog who rides the bow better than anyone.

A history of women fly tiers, from the nineteenth century to today, told in Erin Block's own clear, clever voice.

Once in a while you come across someone in your life that really makes an impact on you.