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Articles from DUN Magazine.

A jumble of spools and bobbins hides a simple logic once you know what denier and aught actually mean.

Stacked bracelets, purple nails, and a strip of athletic tape on the finger that does all the work holding the line.

It is the humble needle every fly tier swears by, and borrows, for everything from head cement to neighbor control.

A close-up with a yellow streamer still in its jaw, caught by an angler who clearly can't stop grinning.

Clear water, few crowds, and a shot at a grand slam—here's why Punta Gorda, Belize belongs on your list.

Click-pawl or sealed drag, large arbor or small, which hand turns the handle: the fly reel choices that actually matter.

Materials and tying notes for the Fluke.

A golden, fruit-packed sangria with a kick, DUN's favorite Halloween punch and proof it's stronger than it looks.

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

This summer we have been chasing Pike around the Midwest.

A bottle of Havana Club brought home from Cuba, some muddled mint, and the easiest end-of-day cocktail you'll make all season.

Musky season opens today in Michigan. Even though our bodies are stuck in the office, our hearts are on Lake St. Clair.