Journey of the Silver King
Featured Content Apr 14, 2019 | 22:17 pm
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"Journey of the Silver King" follows Megalops Atlanticus on his poon-y quest for sex, grub and a seat at the throne. With the help of Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, his Keys Kingdom is looking prime for an on-time royal welcome. 11th Annual Chica de Mayo
Featured Content Apr 9, 2019 | 18:28 pm
Read more... Chica de Mayo has proven to be a massively successful women's flyfishing fiesta. And, if you're anywhere near Bozeman on Saturday, May 11, be sure to drop by The River's Edge West and SIMMS Fishing Products to see what's new. "This year, we're expanding our educational offerings and also hosting an event kick off social/trunk show Friday evening," says event coordinator, Sarah Clark. 2019 Traver Writing Award
Featured Content Apr 7, 2019 | 13:41 pm
Read more... The John D. Voelker Foundation and the American Museum of Fly Fishing are now accepting submissions for the 2019 Robert Traver Flyfishing Writing Award. The author of the winning essay will pocket $2,500. (Enough beer money to see you through run off. Maybe.) Guide Beer
Featured Content Apr 3, 2019 | 16:39 pm
Read more... A lager for good times and good causesOn a recent redfishing trip to Louisiana, I was introduced to SweetWater Brewing Company's newest offering, Guide Beer, which officially launches to the public in May. On our way out of Atlanta, I'd managed to score a six-pack of a promotional run from my friend Andy Bowen, who runs Cohutta Fishing Company, with fly shops in Cartersville and Blue Ridge, Georgia. His Cartersville shop is also home to the Last Cast Bar, where he's been exclusively serving six varieties of SweetWater since October of 2017. In fact, Andy was among a select group that the Atlanta-based beer maker consulted when Guide Beer was in development, and he may deserve a little credit for coaxing the brewmasters toward a boat beer that "you could drink all day if you needed to." A lager with four percent alcohol, Guide Beer answers that call. Once Upon a Tide
Featured Content Apr 3, 2019 | 16:39 pm
Read more... Mystique, mayhem, and the palolo worm hatch Late May, Florida Keys. Four in the afternoon. Skiffs buzz back to docks with tired guides and sun-drunk clients. Thoughts of missed shots and cold beer. A dying easterly rustles palm fronds; thunderheads lurk like massive silver anvils. Oceanside, brown bonefish flats sport crisscrossing prop scars. Between the flats flow deep, aquamarine channels.
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