Fly Fishing Rigging For Sharks
World famous shark angler and conservationist Conway Bowman shows how he rigs his flies for giant mako sharks. The same rigging technique works well for smaller sharks, pike, muskie, and barracuda--a...
1 Feb 20190s
Fly Casting Lessons: Adding Distance To Your Line
There are a few small changes to your casting stroke and your rod motion that can greatly increase the distance you can cast. It's not all about power when trying to cast a longer distance. So hold ba...
26 Jan 20190s
Adding Dropper Knot Is a Cinch with a Modified Clinch Knot
George Daniel of LivingOnTheFly.Com shares a simple method of using a modified clinch knot to add droppers to your tippet.
18 Jan 20190s
Getting Your Flies Into The Strike Zone
Orvis product developer Jesse Haller describes the three factors that affect how fast your flies sink--fly weight, tippet diameter, and how the flies enter the water--and shows you exactly how to set ...
11 Jan 20190s
How To Spot Rising Trout
Trout rising to insects do not always make a big splash. Sometimes the disturbances they make on the surface of a river are more subtle. Dave Jensen gives some very useful tips and how to spot trout...
28 Des 20180s
How To Catch Difficult Trout
Ever have a day when you know trout are in a river but you can't interest them? Watch as Dave Jensen cycles through a number of options to try to figure out what kind of presentation will interest a ...
21 Des 20180s
Fighting Big Fish From a Boat with a Fly Rod
Big-game fly-fishing expert and ORVIS ambassador Conway Bowman shows an important tip when fighting big fish from a boat with a fly rod. It's a lot more about your entire body than just your arms, an...
14 Des 20180s
How To Avoid Micro Drag With Dry Flies and Nymphs
Drag on a dry fly or nymph can be insidious when fly fishing. Sometimes it is barely visible to the fly fisher, either on a visible dry fly or on an indicator when nymph fishing. But it can be enoug...
7 Des 20180s
