One of the great things about summer fly fishing is the opportunity to ditch the waders and wade right into the cool mountain water. When you hear anglers refer to “wet wading” that’s what they’re...

The thrill of a fish breaking the surface to eat a fly is one of the most exciting things in fly fishing. Whether it’s blue winged olives in the spring, or caddis, stoneflies or hoppers...

One of the first knots any angler should learn to tie is the clinch knot. In this video, Anglers All crewmember Collin Heyerdahl demonstrates the proper way to tie a clinch knot, with a few...

Anyone who loiters around a fly shop long enough will eventually hear about Euro nymphing. Monikers like Czech nymphing, high-stick nymphing or tight-line nymphing all refer to the same basic set of techniques. At its...

If you regularly use a clinch knot to attach a fly to your leader / tippet set up, then the Davy knot is a quick and easy alternative that you should know. In this video,...

The surgeon’s knot is an essential fly fishing knot. This is one that should be in every angler’s arsenal. In the video below, Anglers All retail specialist Collin Heyerdahl shows us how to tie the...

Winter Dry Fly Fishing: Tactics, Flies and Rigging Tips Winter dry fly fishing? Yes, it’s a thing. And yes, from now until spring, nymph rigs will be the norm, but who doesn’t love a dry...

The perfection loop is one of those knots that should be in every angler’s toolkit. It’s very useful and it’s easy to tie. In the following videos, we’ll show you two ways to use the...

In this video, Larkin Wilson offers some easy-to-remember tips on where to find trout in small water. Anglers often refer to “reading the water.” This basically means going through a mental checklist, noting the different...