So, you’ve decided to book a trip out West to fish for some trout in the mighty Colorado River or high in the mountains of California. I heard you loved how straightforward the last Dirty Dozen article was and that…
The leaves are starting to fall and the weather might start to become cooler for once. While that might mean the end of long summer days that extended our ability to fish, Fall fly fishing can be one of the…
Let’s be real, fly fishing is hard enough as it is, so, as a current college student, I know exactly what it is like to try and balance fly fishing with school work, life, and a limited bank account. For…
Matteo Moretti
I’m going to be blunt, high mountain fishing is not for the faint-hearted—it takes dedication. However, if you think you’ve got the guts to head up into the mountains for the opportunity to get into some amazing fishing, here are…
This guest blog post was written by Nick Chambers and originally appeared on the Wild Steelheaders United blog, you can read the original post here. One thing you will notice about anglers who have spent a lot of time on the…
Around the bonfire this past weekend a friend who follows Postfly on Facebook (like you should, duh) asked what the difference was between cheap flies and high quality flies. Now this friend doesn’t fish and certainly doesn’t fly fish, so I wasn’t…
Of course fly fishing is a life-long pursuit and even the experts can’t know everything, but to start fly fishing, it’s not as hard as you might have thought. I’d be willing to put money down that you can become a…
Recently we told you “How To Make Fly Fishing Without A Boat Worth The Wade,” because the majority of what we do around here, and what many of our Tribe Members do, is fish on foot. That doesn’t mean we’re not totally…
Guest blog post written by Postfly Ambassador Kyle Hinds: When I am asked about my absurd obsession with fly fishing for carp, the same thought always seems to come to mind — “Where the hell do I begin?” It seems…