What is the Land and Water Conservation Fund?
Have you been to a park recently? Launched a boat? Walked your dog on a nearby trail? If so, there's a good chance that you benefitted from the Land and…
Tailwaters, Freestones, and Spring Creeks: What’s the Difference?
If you've been fishing for a while, you've most likely come across references to three types of rivers: tailwaters, freestones, and spring creeks. Despite having heard the terms, many anglers…
A Quick Guide to Public Land Types
National parks, one of the most popular types of public land in the US, have been called America's best idea. This is for good reason, as in 2019 there were…
Trout in the Classroom: Educating the Next Generation
Both fish and fly fishing are facing a lot of challenges in today's age. Fish are fighting against invasive species, polluted waters, and a changing climate. While these often get…
9 Important Conservation Organizations for Fly Fishermen
Thanks to proactive measures like the Dingell-Johnson Act, anglers contribute to conservation by buying fishing and boating gear. Although these funds make a huge difference in the protection of species…
What’s the Difference Between Bag and Possession Limits?
Diehard catch-and-release anglers may never have to worry about bag or possession limits of fish. For anyone who keeps fish to eat, though, these are important terms to know. Bag,…