
A Family on the Fly
A father traces how fly fishing carried him from solo trips to courtship, marriage, and his son's first brown trout.

A father traces how fly fishing carried him from solo trips to courtship, marriage, and his son's first brown trout.

A mother and daughter wade into Pennsylvania's Yellow Breeches Creek, rediscovering fly fishing together and making room for more women in the sport.

Snacks, scuffed gear, and a toddler who claims every fish as his own: here's what fishing with a little one really teaches you.

Arms up, hair flying, and no second thoughts: a mid-air leap into a green quarry pool, caught between the jump and the splash.

A daughter learns to fly fish the way most of us learn anything from a father who left: by chasing him onto the water, one cast at a time.

Two brothers, one bucket list, and a week on private Patagonian water where the trout rise to grasshoppers and the memories rise just as easily.

Raised by fly fishing royalty, she spent 29 years avoiding a rod entirely. Then, finally content, she asked her dad to send her to fishing school.