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With Combs, Scott Fly Rods aims for continuity, innovation

News last month that longtime Orvis design and development director Shawn Combs was migrating to Montrose, Colo., to work with Jim Bartschi at Scott Fly Rods raised eyebrows across the fly-fishing industry. With Orvis undergoing a significant restructuring in the fall of 2025, many wondered if Combs’ move to Scott was the result of corporate turmoil at the venerable Vermont-b...


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New Ross x Coors collaboration reel tells you whether it’s safe to fish

Cue the Coors Light jokes. Cue the corporate collaboration shade. Fly anglers love their purity tests and Ross Reels’ latest in an ongoing series of collaborations with brewing giant Molson Coors Beverage Company is bound to fail several of them. However, what it will also do is raise an estimated $100,000 for Trout Unlimited and — as part of an undeniably cool, added twist —...


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Fall fly fishing in Patagonia

As I get a little older and spend more time traveling to fish for trout (which might seem silly, seeing as how I live in one of the troutiest corners of the country), I’m slowly being converted into an angler who loves to fish in the fall. Years ago, if you would have asked me how I felt about fall fishing, I would have brazenly declared that


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G. Loomis intros fully resigned Asquith fly rods for fresh and saltwater

G. Loomis, the venerable, Woodland, Wash., rod manufacturer, announced this week the launch of the brand’s newly redesigned Asquith, a fast-action premium rod constructed in both fresh and saltwater models. The Asquith “represents a global collaboration between cutting-edge carbon engineering an...


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Dead drifts and mending

Trout are accustomed to holding in place and letting the river currents deliver food to them, and the vast majority of the aquatic insects trout eat are simply drifting–not swimming or skittering across the surface. As a result, trout are wary of anything that moves unnaturally, even if it looks like food. This is why when you are casting a dry fly or a nymph, your goal is to...


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