Working the edge: how to flyfish the coast - with no boat, no guide and no second mortgage

Article Abstract:

Saltwater flyfishing can be simple and inexpensive from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico. Shallow water and beaches are the easiest to fish. Estuaries are more challenging but the fish are plentiful and large. Baits, flies and tackle for each fishing environment are described.

Saltwater fly fishing

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The great redfish revival

Article Abstract:

Channel bass fishing has resumed after the existence of the fish was threatened by the popularity of a Cajun meal in the 1980s. Fishermen and conservationists worked together to help protect the fish that is found predominantly in the waters of the southern states.

Cover Story, Channel bass fishing

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Tips from the pros

Article Abstract:

The lightest tippet and the lightest-weight fly line that suit the conditions should be used when fly fishing for trout. Fish can be landed and released most efficiently when a strong tippet is used. Lightweight drags allow the line to slide easier in the water.

Fishers (Persons), Fly fishing

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