
Asian Carp - Not just a local issue
They jump, they stink, and they're wrecking native fish populations on Kentucky Lake. Here's why this invasive species is everyone's problem.

They jump, they stink, and they're wrecking native fish populations on Kentucky Lake. Here's why this invasive species is everyone's problem.

A grinning angler shows off a solid largemouth, proof that fly rods belong on lakes just as much as rivers.

A big largemouth, a fly rod, and a lake day that proves warm water fishing deserves just as much attention as rivers.

A closed airport, a suitcase full of lingerie, and a season in the Amazon that nearly derailed before it began.

Downtown Asheville's whitewater holds surprisingly scrappy smallmouth, and a good guide, a Biltmore stay, and great food make the trip worth repeating.

Big brook trout get all the glory in Labrador, but the pike here act more like musky, following flies to the boat and demanding you make them move.

Chasing golden dorado through Argentina's Ibera Marsh means trading tactics by the hour, bank stalking one moment, long casts from a skiff the next.

Float planes, fly-caught pike, and shore lunch cooked over a fire pit a Cree guide built with his boots: a week of firsts in Northern Manitoba.

A close-up with a yellow streamer still in its jaw, caught by an angler who clearly can't stop grinning.

Lily pads or open water, these five flies cover every inch of a bass pond, from topwater frogs to deep-digging buggers.

Materials and tying notes for the Fluke.

This summer we have been chasing Pike around the Midwest.