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On many riverbanks, a conventional cast with a fly rod is impractical. Learning the bow-cast is fun and can snag trout in places where it might at first seem impossible.

When fly fishing in tight places, the roll cast is the way to go.

Looking to teach your little ones how to fly cast like the kids in A River Runs Through It? Utilize these tips and they will be successful their first time on the water.

Lobbing deer hair bugs to bass is great fishing. It's hard to beat hooking a largemouth, watching it explode out of the water, then landing it on a six-weight fly rod.

Fishing with a dry-dropper rig is a productive technique for catching more trout. Here's why it works, and how to tie and fish it.

Whip up this versatile tank top and poncho / wrap set in a light-weight yarn for the summer season's fashionable, comfortable look. Each piece takes about one skein.

Make one or both parts of this interesting knit set. Wear the tank during the day, and slip the poncho on over it as the evening cools off.

Swiss architect Walter Stahel, author of The Performance Economy, and founder/director of The Product-Life Institute, recently talked with Suite101 writer Susan Murray.

Anglers are discovering that fly rods are not just for trout.