
Spring 2016 New Products
Spring gear roundup: steel mitten tools, a carbon fiber net, fish-ready leggings and bamboo sunglasses that plant trees.

Spring gear roundup: steel mitten tools, a carbon fiber net, fish-ready leggings and bamboo sunglasses that plant trees.

Materials and tying notes for the Deceiver.

A muddled lime and sugar base with Calvados and light rum, simple enough for camp and sharp enough for a toast.

Thirty years of close calls on the water taught this angler what spring fever, rising rivers, and curious sharks can cost a fly fisher.

A spring creek, a snowy bank, and a bamboo rod built by her husband: why one angler fishes bamboo almost exclusively.

A net full of small trout holds clues to a bigger fight: saving the Tahoe Basin's only native trout from vanishing for good.

At 19, she's landing wild Alaskan rainbows where spawning salmon crowd the water and a good bead pattern means a fish on every cast.

One of the first women's fly fishing clubs began with 22 invitations and a hope for six guests. Nearly forty years on, the river looks very different.

A small stream, a native brook trout, and the quiet it takes to find both.