The Flyfish Journal

“The past few summers, when the weather and water warms up, I’ve been spending more time snorkeling with BC steelhead than casting flies at them. This particular stretch of river has many deep pools through an almost inaccessible canyon section, so the fish are mostly un-pressured. I’m not sure of the health of this run, but it’s always nice to find healthy, bright steelhead while exploring new water.”

From the Rises section of Volume Sixteen, Issue Four.

Photo and caption: Jeremy Koreski

Cheers to all of the hard working, fun hogging, strong willed mamas out there, Happy Mother’s Day! Keep on raising the youngsters right and kicking ass on the water or in the backyard.

Photo: Vojta Family Archives

Volume Seventeen, Issue Two is shipping to all of the wonderful subscribers, supporters, fine flyshops and retailers everywhere.

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Featured inside: ’s confessions of a poacher, makes tidal calculations in the Keys, the fishing and fiction of sci-fi writer Howard Waldrop, bows to Nicaragua’s legendary tarpon, and a gallery of ever-present and connected ’s photography—and much more.

On the cover: Possibly the first ever whitefish cover photo. They’re much more than ‘day savers.’ Photo: Copi Vojta

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