Ambassador Profile: Terry Byrne
Terry Byrne is a passionate conservation minded angler, and has been fishing, hunting and guiding most of his life. Terry and Kastine Coleman run a fly fishing business www.Tightloopstightlines.com.
Ambassador Profile: Kastine Coleman
Kastine Coleman is a Fly Fishers International certified casting instructor, a licensed NL (Newfoundland and Labrador) guide & fly tyer. Her lessons are focused on introducing women and children to the sport of fly fishing. Kastine and Terry Byrne run a fly fishing business www.Tightloopstightlines.com.
Ambassador Profile: Heather Hodson
Heather Hodson is the founder of United Women on the Fly. Heather is an expert at making anglers, especially women, feel comfortable and becoming a part of the fly fishing community.
Ambassador Profile: Drew Chicone
Drew Chicone is an author, award-winning outdoor writer and fly designer, photographer, lecturer, and materials expert, whose passion for teaching the art of fly tying has inspired numerous how-to articles, books, and detailed instructional guides.
KWF at the EWF
The Keep Fish Wet movement is coming to Europe, to the EWF fair. The science advisor, Dr. Andy Danylchuk, will represent Keep Fish Wet in Fuerstendfeldbruck. Andy is a leading scientist in the field of fish handling practices in sport fishing and fly fishing. He is a professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. European Ambassador of Keep Fish Wet, Daniel Göz, will represent together with Andy.
Wild and Wet Winter 3/27
Winter steelhead season is winding down here in California with many of the coastal fisheries closing in a few days and more storms on the horizon. It’s been a great year to be a fish…
Wild and Wet Winter 3/13
As we approach mid-March with Spring right around the corner California anglers searching for winter steelhead know their chase is about to change. Come March 31st a number of coastal tributaries will close to angling in order to protect spawning fish.
Wild and Wet Winter 3/6
Have winter storms put a damper on your fishing lately? Let’s be thankful we have plenty of water and the fish are able to successfully do their thing. More water equals more fish, which is never a bad thing.