
Family Ties That Bind
How a family business became one girl's passion and profession

How a family business became one girl's passion and profession

At Pyramid Lake, learning to cast is just the start. A tribal fly fishing camp teaches kids and visitors why these waters and their fish are sacred.

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

She wasn't allowed to touch his fly rods. Then one afternoon on the creek, she couldn't help herself.

A compact bucktail streamer built to push water and draw strikes from toothy fish, without wearing out your casting arm.

Smooth coastal rock, still water, and a sky that won't quit — a quiet glimpse of the Finnish shoreline that opens into wilderness fishing.

A sidecar gets reworked with apple pie whiskey instead of Cognac, for sipping after a long day on the water.

A fish's ear bone holds its whole life story, and researchers are learning to read it to trace steelhead back to the streams where they hatched.

Seven hundred teeth, one fly, and a fish that glides up to the boat just to say no. This is what musky season does to you.

A wader designer traces her path from rockhounding kid to fly angler, and what it taught her about building gear made for women.

Night fishing for trout means casting blind, trusting your ears, and waiting for a cannonball hit you feel before you see.

Everyone said the ditch wasn't worth fishing. She found a fish the length of her own body hiding in it.