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An angler fly fishing in the beautiful river of Bozeman, Montana.

Fly Fishing the Big Hole River: The Complete Guide

Everything you need to fly fish the Big Hole River in Montana: five species, Skwala to salmonfly hatches, river sections, access points, and regulations.
Montana river with gravel bars and snow-capped mountains near Livingston

Fly Fishing the Beaverhead River: The Complete Guide

Fly fishing the Beaverhead River in Montana: tailwater tactics, complete hatch calendar, access points, and regulations for this elite brown trout fishery.
Arkansas River Colorado

Fly Fishing the Arkansas River: The Complete Guide

The complete guide to fly fishing Colorado’s Arkansas River: 102 miles of Gold Medal water, the Tax Day caddis hatch, top sections, flies, and access.
The Animas River below Durango, Colorado in autumn, with aspens turning gold against the San Juan Mountains

Fly Fishing the Animas River: The Complete Guide

The Animas River holds Gold Medal trout through Durango, Colorado. Our complete guide covers seasons, hatches, access points, tactics, and regulations.
an angler fly fishing the housatonic river

How to Attach Backing to a Fly Reel

Learn how to attach backing to a fly reel with an arbor knot, how much backing to use, and how to connect it to your fly line. Step-by-step with photos.
fly line leader

How to Attach a Leader to Fly Line

Three ways to attach a leader to fly line: loop-to-loop (5 seconds), nail knot (6 wraps, straw method), or braided connector. Step-by-step with photos.
Fly fisher wearing a Simms vest releasing a trout into a creek, demonstrating the payoff of reliable knots

Fly Fishing Knots PDF: Printable Cheat Sheet

Fly fishing knots cheat sheet: 5 connections, one knot each. Arbor, Albright, loop-to-loop, surgeon’s, improved clinch. Print it and keep it in your vest.
Fly angler in waders casting a fly rod in a clear river, fly line forming a loop in the air

Blood Knot vs Surgeon’s Knot: When to Use Each

Blood knot vs surgeon’s knot: which line-joining knot belongs in your vest and when to use each. Mechanics, diameter rules, and a verdict from the water.
Fly angler in waders, standing in still water with fly line extended, preparing to cast

How to Tie the Turle Knot

Learn how to tie the Turle knot with clear step-by-step instructions. Covers the single and Double Turle for turned-eye flies and fluorocarbon tippet.
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