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The legacy of former major leaguer and avid angler John Ellis stems from a promise he made years ago

The legacy of former major leaguer and avid angler John Ellis stems from a promise he made years ago

Paulino Arias has been preaching sustainable fly-fishing in Argentine Patagonia since the last trout he caught for food nearly six decades ago.

When it comes to fishing the Everglades, the passion of Betsy Bullard is unmatched.

Bert Berkley is 98 years old and still casts as if he were born with a fly rod in his hands.


Tarpon fishing in coastal Virginia rewards only the stubbornly persistent.

Mountain man turned Renaissance man, John Simms never stops thinking of ways to improve the sports he loves.

In a new film, Bahamian guide Ansil Saunders recalls meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact it made on his life.

Martha’s Vineyard guide Jaime Boyle is known for his extensive knowledge of the island’s waters and species.

North Carolina novelist David Joy enjoys talking about fishing and turkeys, woods and water as he plumbs a small “speck” stream in the Appalachians.

The legacy of former major leaguer and avid angler John Ellis stems from a promise he made years ago

Paulino Arias has been preaching sustainable fly-fishing in Argentine Patagonia since the last trout he caught for food nearly six decades ago.

When it comes to fishing the Everglades, the passion of Betsy Bullard is unmatched.

Bert Berkley is 98 years old and still casts as if he were born with a fly rod in his hands.

A new documentary chronicles the life of fishing guide Frank Kuiack.

Tarpon fishing in coastal Virginia rewards only the stubbornly persistent.

Mountain man turned Renaissance man, John Simms never stops thinking of ways to improve the sports he loves.

In a new film, Bahamian guide Ansil Saunders recalls meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact it made on his life.

Martha’s Vineyard guide Jaime Boyle is known for his extensive knowledge of the island’s waters and species.

North Carolina novelist David Joy enjoys talking about fishing and turkeys, woods and water as he plumbs a small “speck” stream in the Appalachians.