
The Simms Guide Classic Wader and Jacket
No more sweating through old neoprene waders. The updated Simms Guide Classic brings real breathability, smart pockets, and yes, a little style to the river.

No more sweating through old neoprene waders. The updated Simms Guide Classic brings real breathability, smart pockets, and yes, a little style to the river.

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

Nine fly rods, waders, and a creek full of laughter: Sisters on the Fly turn a Black Hills campground into trout-chasing headquarters.

Frozen fingers, a ladder in the water, and the kind of take that feels like hooking a car engine—this is Pyramid Lake in winter.

A Tennessee creek taught her the feel of Euro-nymphing. The Madison tested whether she'd really learned it, big brown trout included.

A New England striper angler heads to Western North Carolina and finds trout water that rivals anything back home, including one fish she could barely wrap her hand around.

A shoulder injury and a summer of anxiety led one angler back to the river, where the water taught her everything her mind needed to heal.

Five women, a new fly angler, and the trout streams of Wisconsin's Driftless—one weekend, flies tied by hand and lessons learned on the water.

No indicator, no split shot, just a long rod and a feel for the bottom. Here's how to set up and fish a Euro-nymph rig for more trout.

A Montana river advocate on fighting for Wild and Scenic status, and why clean, free-flowing water is worth the fight against old assumptions.

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

Cold rivers, big browns, and a guide's streamer method that turns a day on the White into something close to obsession.