Fly fishing for carp is one of the most exciting activities you can experience with a fly rod. I’ll teach you where and when to find carp, how to hook into them with a fly, and the best flies.

In this article I’ll explain everything you need to know about this keystone species, including where to find them, what flies to use, and what tactics work (and which don’t).

I’m an avid reader and in this article I’ll give you a list of the best fly fishing books of all time, including my detailed reviews of their work, what I learned from each of them, and the author’s background.

If you’re not carrying fly floatant in your pack, you’re not reaching your full potential as a fly angler. I’ve used many different products, but one stands head-and-shoulders above the rest.

When you’re on the water as much as I am, you’re going to see some pretty interesting things. I’ll show you a few of them in this article (part one).

I’ve spent thousands of hours fishing with slingpacks, and there’s one that stands well above the rest. I’ve never found one better. In this article I’ll explain exactly why, with corresponding pictures.

There are few inshore fish as strong as a jack crevalle, and that’s what makes them such exciting fly fishing quarry. Their takes are electric! I’ll teach you where to find them, what flies to use, and the tactics to employ.