If you haven’t seen it yet, hit your favorite newsstand and pick up a copy of the new fall issue of Fly Rod & Reel. We busted our tails putting this one together and we have a long list of great contributors who appear in its pages, a who’s who of fly fishing writers, photographers and artists—John Gierach, Ted Leeson, Kirk Deeter, AD Maddox, Fred Thomas, Dave Hughes, Zach Matthews, Don Thomas, Pat Ford, Seth Norman, Ted Williams, Tosh Brown, David Skok, Bob White and Dana Sturn.
And no matter your interests, I think you’ll find some compelling reads in this one. For instance, I penned a piece on the “misery” of snook fishing off Florida’s sand beaches; Kirk Deeter explains how he caught a hundred pounds of Louisiana redfish in four casts; Ted Leeson offers the best in new fly tying tools and gadgets; Don Thomas wins the Robert Traver Writing Award with a piece on Wyoming trout, New York art bitches, and Labrador retrievers; Dan Sturn shows us some killer new tube flies for chinook and steelhead; Tosh Brown and David Skok team up to show us where and how to catch fall stripers; Ted Williams explains the greatest threat to public lands access; Dave Hughes gets after trout with streamers thrown off bamboo, of all things; Gierach crushes cutthroat on Idaho’s Snake River; and we select our best gear of the year, a mix of new and time-tested olds.
If it’s rainy and miserable where you live this weekend, stoke a fire and give this a read. If the weather is good, get out there and catch some fish! And please, let me know what you think of the issue. Your feedback is gold to me. Thanks. GT.
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