Best Practices for Handling and Releasing  Bonefish
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Best Practices for Handling and Releasing Bonefish

Catching a bonefish is a bucket list achievement for most fly fisherman, you'll never forget your first bonner, but knowing how to handle these fish and how to release them is important to the future of the fishieries. Planning ahead is key; decide in advance how to record your catch and have your camera ready before lifting the fish. This preparation will streamline the process and minimize the time the fish spends out of the water.

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Hopper Season on the White River: Fly Fishing and Camping
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Hopper Season on the White River: Fly Fishing and Camping

Today's Fly Life Media video of the day features Scoundrel Outdoors Co. on a memorable journey through hopper season on the White River. Join the crew as they navigate the renowned waters in a Jon boat, searching for elusive brown trout. Despite a slow start, one standout catch makes the trip unforgettable.

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Trout Unlimited and Wisconsin DOT Team Up to Reconnect Sandy Run Creek
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Trout Unlimited and Wisconsin DOT Team Up to Reconnect Sandy Run Creek

Trout Unlimited (TU) has joined forces with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) and several other agencies to enhance fish passage and flood resilience on Sandy Run Creek, a Class 1 trout stream in Douglas County, Wisconsin. Sandy Run Creek, which feeds into the well-known Bois Brule River, has been facing issues due to an old, perched culvert under Wisconsin Highway 27 that acts as a barrier to upstream fish movement.

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3 Tips for Tying Streamers: Expert Advice from Jordan of The Fly Dungeon
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3 Tips for Tying Streamers: Expert Advice from Jordan of The Fly Dungeon

Meet Jordan, a passionate fly fisherman and streamer tying expert from Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Growing up near legendary waters like the Letort and the Susquehanna River, Jordan’s journey into the world of fly fishing began at an early age. What started as a hobby evolved into a full-blown obsession with tying streamers, especially after a life-changing encounter with a professor who introduced him to the magic of streamer fishing.

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How to tie: a Royal Coachman
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How to tie: a Royal Coachman

In this fly-tying tutorial, you'll learn how to craft a beautiful and durable Royal Coachman with step-by-step instructions, you'll master creating wings, setting materials, and wrapping the perfect fly.

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6 Steps to Master the Standard Nymph Rig: Fly Fishing for Beginners
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6 Steps to Master the Standard Nymph Rig: Fly Fishing for Beginners

If you're looking to boost your success on the water, understanding how to get your nymphs down and dirty is absolutely crucial. Did you know that about 90% of a trout's diet consists of underwater insects? That's why mastering nymphing techniques can significantly increase your daily catch rate and keep the stoke up high every time your on the water. The standard nymph rig is a fantastic way to achieve this, and today, I'll guide you through setting it up step by step.

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DIY Bonefishing in the Bahamas: with Todd Moen
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DIY Bonefishing in the Bahamas: with Todd Moen

Today’s Fly Life Media video of the day features Catch Magazine and renowned filmmaker Todd Moen in an unforgettable bonefishing adventure. Filmed on Andros Island, Bahamas, this DIY fly fishing journey showcases the pristine flats and exciting pursuit of bonefish by foot. With stunning visuals and expert insights, Todd Moen captures the essence of bonefishing in one of the world’s premier destinations.

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5 Tips for Catching Golden Trout | Proven Techniques for High Altitude Success
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5 Tips for Catching Golden Trout | Proven Techniques for High Altitude Success

This is a tricky one, because big Golden Trout are so hard to pattern correctly. What I mean when I say that is that they have patterns that are sometimes unpredictable compared to other trout. First of all, they typically live at a high altitude, so their food sources look different than many other trout. They also are heavily effected by the weather at these high altitude lakes, and so they might be in 4 feet of water one day, and 25 feet of water the next! At the end of the day, here are the 5 things that I think will best help anglers catch more Goldens. 

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