
The Merkin Crab
This crab pattern, created by Del Brown, has probably accounted for more fly caught permit than any other pattern.
Articles from DUN Magazine.

This crab pattern, created by Del Brown, has probably accounted for more fly caught permit than any other pattern.

Our spring picks for the stream: a breathable shirt, printed leggings, and a hip pack that actually holds your gear.

A homemade tonic with fresh lemon and a hint of quinine, built for a porch at the end of the day.

Skip the nail knot. Here's why we trust loop-to-loop connections for leaders, backing, and bite tippet alike.

A cluttered vise tray full of scissors, bobbins and half-finished flies, and the one small tool that ties them all off clean.

Weight forward, double taper, shooting head, level—what those names on the box actually mean for your cast.

A spotted brown trout, teal nail art, and the tangled, mixed-up genetic history of a fish that's more American mutt than purebred.

Wading where you shouldn't? A staff can be the difference between a good story and a cold swim.

Three downy feathers from a duck's preen gland, the secret behind dry flies that float themselves, if you treat them right.

Why the ugliest flies in your box, the ones you can't bring yourself to tie on, might be the ones steelhead actually want.

A sweeter, older cousin of the martini, built with vermouth, Luxardo, and a couple drops of bitters after a long day out.

Materials and tying notes for the Clouser Minnow.