
Survival of the Fittest - Or Most Prepared
A Tennessee winter storm, a half-stocked woodpile, and a hard lesson on why preparedness isn't optional.
Articles from Jen Ripple.

A Tennessee winter storm, a half-stocked woodpile, and a hard lesson on why preparedness isn't optional.

Fishing saltwater can be challenging but not in PCB.

My old fly line is sticky, broken, and overdue for retirement. Here's why RIO's new SlickCast series finally talked me into changing it out.

The cast, the fly, the water, the gear: fly fishing rewards the ones who keep asking why. Here's where to put your attention next.

They jump, they stink, and they're wrecking native fish populations on Kentucky Lake. Here's why this invasive species is everyone's problem.

Standing knee-deep in a river and tying on a fly turns out to teach the same lessons as a yoga mat.

Intimidated by fly fishing before you've even tried it? Here's what one angler wishes she'd known before her first cast.

A grinning angler shows off a hand-sized bluegill, proof that the right first fish can hook someone for life.

Cold rivers, big browns, and a guide's streamer method that turns a day on the White into something close to obsession.

A dog test-floats a drift boat on the show floor, proving IFTD had more charm than just rods and reels.

A split-screen view from the river makes the case: fly fishing clears the mind the same way yoga does, one cast at a time.

Nothing can spoil a planned day out fishing quite like bad weather.