
Introduce Your Kids to Fly Fishing
Long before the first cast, there's rock chucking, snack breaks, and a dad on the den floor playing the trout.

Long before the first cast, there's rock chucking, snack breaks, and a dad on the den floor playing the trout.

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

A mother on faking the perfect fish photo, and why one good frame out of a hundred bad ones is all it takes.

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 kid-sized fly fishing book, plus gear picks for getting the next generation onto the water.

A river, a backpack, and a baby who'd rather watch the water than nap through it.

Before the fly rod, there was a bat, a diamond, and a sunset like this one—the last innings of a season that had to end so another could begin.

A Kentucky teen traded spin rods for fly line and found conservation, confidence, and a goal to fish all fifty states.

She landed a permit on fly before she turned 12. Meet the young angler who fought an 80-pound tarpon for 31 minutes and still can't do a push-up.

A boy, a river, and a stonefly held up for inspection, somewhere between a family's summer and a theme song.

Three girls lean toward a quiet river, backpacks and sun hats in tow, in no hurry to be anywhere else.

A pre-dawn wake-up call, a small brookie, and the first time a mom teaches her son to let one go.