Reilly Rod Crafters is proud to announce the addition of the Joe Mahler Signature series fly rods to its line-up of quality fly rods. The Joe Mahler Signature Series rods feature a unique grip design with logo etched in flor-grade cork handle and have a complete lifetime warranty. “We are very excited to launch the […]
As a master cabinet maker, Robert Stroh has specialized in the production of splitcane fly rods (single- and double-handed rods) as well as classy accessories. All rods and accessories are finely hand crafted by him personally. He attaches great importance to quality in the selection of materials, the manufacturing process and also the processing. TWL […]
The Dragonfly Rod Holder will help you get a better fishing experience by giving you an extra hand when you need it most. See More
Any fly angler will tell you that there are times you need an extra hand, especially when you’re trying to tie on the best imitation you have during an evening rise, the light’s fading, the fish are rising and you don’t want to waste any precious time getting the fly on the water. Well, for […]
This Rod Holder is designed to clip to your wading belt and give you the extra hand when you need it most. Action shots of the Dragonfly, Belt Clip Rod Holder. O’Pros gear and apparel designs gear for peak performance in fishing and outdoor recreation. Our passion for fishing and the outdoors, combined with our background in athletics drives […]
Wholesale company Elberse International, based in the Netherlands, has developed two fly-rods with the European coastal seatrout in mind and they are thankful to Temple Fork Outfitters (TFO) for producing these special rods for them!
A First at a Fly Fishing Show. The organizers of the Experience the World of Fly Fishing announced that they have a new room, the Säulensaal, at the Fürstenfeld Event Forum with another wonderful stage area. The new room is most quickly reached via the extension through the foyer of the Stadtsaal or […]
The flies that we use to fish for pike are usually big; they have heavy hooks in them and account for a fair amount of air-resistance. How do we go about casting these streamers? Using the right combination of tackle is a big help in casting pike-streamers. A #5 or 6 weight rod and line […]
Don’t cast to the winds With wind coming from the right, most flyfishers have, when they are right handed, problems with it. The fly and leader do hit the rod or our hat, damaging our rod or our selfconfidence. Still there is an easy solution for this problem, although I didn’t mean turning round and […]
One does not need to cast all that far under normal fishing conditions. But if one is able to reach a nice distance under good circumstances, a good flycaster can, for example, also fish when there is a lot of wind. With the following text I hope to put readers on the way of becoming […]