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Trout Unlimited (TU) has released a new film highlighting restoration work on Muddy Creek, near Rawlins, Wyoming.

Scott Fly Rods have a cult following in the Rockies, and for good reason. They make great sticks (I'm in love with their recent Session lineup ), and they're honoring their 50th anniversary by releasing new builds of five classic rods from each decade the company has been around.

Does the fly you fish matter more than how you fish it? That question is the crux of Dom Swentosky's latest story over at

“What we're finding is that there is an effect of pink salmon being so abundant that the common resource is a little more sparse, and so steelhead are coming back slightly shorter,” Vosbigian is quoted as saying in Barker's article.

This week's Tying Tuesday is streamer heavy. I guess it's that time of year! We start out with an interesting flashy minnow pattern, then move on to the most unique leech I've ever seen.

Recent news of king salmon spawning in the upper Klamath River Basin was incredible, especially with how recently all four dams have been removed.

. Today, we'll focus on the release of their Stormshadow lineup, a collection of bags and packs for every angler. These products should be available at your local Fishpond retailer soon.

Ross Reels has launched a limited-edition version of their Cimarron reel to support Casting for Recovery. Casting for Recovery is a nonprofit that uses fly fishing to help women with breast cancer.

Striped bass are an important fish for a variety of reasons, but us anglers love them for the great experiences they provide at the end of a fly rod. That's what makes the recent news about Chesapeake Bay striped bass populations all the more concerning.