Postfly ambassador and fly fishing guide Stephanie Winter grew up spending her summers in southwestern Montana. She now guides for the Big Hole Lodge in Montana during the summer and teaches snowboarding in Killington, VT in the winter. Check out…
You’ve been seeing updates from the construction of Postfly’s new HQ for the last few months now and you’re probably wondering what it looks like all (or close to) finished. Well this is your chance to come hang out, make new…
December is here. Oh man. It’s time to trade out flannels and cool nights by the fire for shivering your butt off in 47 layers and waiting by your furnace for Spring to come. Unless you’re a fly angler, then…
At the start of November we announced a contest, the greatest contest in fly fishing to be exact, where one fly angler was going to win a giant prize pack worth over $5,000, AND free flies for life from Postfly.…
The Purple Haze is a popular fly, though it’s most common variety is its parachute form. Instead of slurping down fully formed adults, trout often target the emerging insects, especially when the air temperature starts to drop. For the November…
This article first appeared as a guest post on the Massachusetts Tourism blog, massvacation.com. There are many things the state of Massachusetts is known for and good fishing is one of them. Still, knowing that there can be some good fishing nearby and actually…
Listen, I get it, it’s really hard to understand this complicated, nuanced world of fly fishing from an outsider’s perspective. To paraphrase my main man John Gierach, we all look like we’re just standing in a river waving a stick. The…
Written by guest blogger: Stephanie Winter (@stephanierwinter) If you’re fishing in a river and you’re not catching fish or even getting a nibble, you start thinking, “Are there even any fish in this goddamn river?” or “Maybe they’re not feeding right…
This post was written by guest blogger Andrew Loffredo: Popularized by the European competition fishing circuit, euro nymphing increases strike detection, and the number you fish you will catch! For of those of you of have high-sticked nymphed with an indicator…
Feel that? The icy fingers of death slowly tightening around your happiness? That’s what they call Winter. Sure some say screw it and spend these cold, dark months inside, hopefully at least tying flies, but others still get out on the water…