The Passing of the Torch: Inside the Sale of R.L. Winston

The recent sale of R.L. Winston Rod Company marks a significant moment in fly fishing history. With energy executive and longtime angler Lance Robertson taking ownership, the legendary Montana rod maker enters a new chapter focused on preserving its heritage, craftsmanship, and independent spirit.

How to Read Water Like a Guide for Fly Fishing Success

Tagged: Blog fly fishing

Walk up to a river with an experienced guide and you will notice something right away. They do not rush to cast. They stand still, watch the water, and take...

Opening Day of Trout: A Time Honored Tradition

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Celebrate opening day of trout season, a time honored tradition that brings anglers together each spring. Discover tips, traditions, and why it is the perfect time to take kids fishing and create lasting memories on the water.

Winter Solitude on the Taylor River [Russ Davie]

Tagged: Blog Winter

Last week I was blessed to spend a full week in Crested Butte, tucked into the quiet rhythm of a place my wife chose long ago when she purchased a...

Inside Fly Fishing Shows: What Makes Them Truly Special

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Discover what makes fly fishing shows special — from meeting industry legends and authors, exploring the latest rods and reels, to connecting with fellow anglers. Experience the sights, sounds, and stories that make these events a highlight of the winter season.

Auggy Knickmeyer Ambassador Profile

Augustus "Auggy" Knickmeyer is a Missouri guide, conservationist, educator, husband, father, and all-around great human being who embodies the Ozarks' spirit. With a deep love for the region and an...

The Power of Being a Woman in Fly Fishing [Annie Susemihl Smith]

Tagged: Blog fly fishing Women

By Annie Susemihl Smith, Feather Craft Ambassador Fly fishing teaches invaluable lessons in patience, precision, and resilience—qualities I’ve also learned from the remarkable women in my life. Whether they are mentors,...

Adventure Travel and Fly Fishing: Chasing More Than Fish [Son Tao]

Tagged: travel

Every adventure leaves us with stories. Stories of the ones that got away, the epic battles, and the unexpected surprises. These tales become part of who we are, shared around campfires, and passed down to future generations.

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