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Five women, two dogs, and a river teach one angler what it means to be lifted up by other women.

Five women, two dogs, and a river teach one angler what it means to be lifted up by other women.

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

A Danish teenager on tying her first woven nymph, chasing sea trout at night, and the strip-strip-BOOM that keeps her coming back to the River Karup.

A spoon, some Dawn, and a greasy old cape: here's why scraping and washing your fly tying materials saves time, feathers, and your sanity.

It looks like something that crawled out of a swamp movie, but this jelly-firm blob is just quietly cleaning the water.

A junked carburetor led to the best clutter fix on my tying desk: a magnetic parts dish that holds hooks, beads and tools in one spot.

Skip the ice run: these reusable gel packs keep a cooler cold and dry for a full day in the heat.

A simple trick for keeping drinks cold on the water all day, no single-use bottles required.

A hoody built for long days on the water, warm enough alone and slim enough to layer under a wading jacket.

Cold wet feet are a trip-ender. These waterproof socks slide under waders or hiking boots and keep you dry all day.