I’ve got a few tattoos, one of which is a trout—a big hook-jaw brown on my leg. It’s fair to say that trout are my favorite freshwater species, and I’ve been fishing for them since I was a wee tiny ...

With opening day of trout season – April 13 – fast approaching, some anglers have already been wetting a line in Delayed Harvest Artificial Lures Only streams across the state. Not only do these ...

Streamer flies can mimic a variety of forage, but none is more common than baitfish. Unlike dry flies that match floating insects, and nymphs that look like aquatic insects in their larval stages, ...

I’ve been ice fishing for trout long enough to know that lure selection can make or break a trip, but on this particular day, I learned that lesson the hard way. I had high hopes, the right spot, and ...

Fly fishing really is a matter of inches. A fly can drift too deep, and it can drift too shallow. It might take a while to ...

Trout Season is only two weeks away, and most of us hardly thought about it a week ago. There has been catch-and-release fishing for brown and rainbow trout, but with the snow and cold ...

Michael Lenetsky started his fishing career humbly enough — at the age of 3 with a stick, a piece of string, a borrowed hook and a chunk of bread. A few bluegills later, and the Ithaca resident was ...

Our writer travels deep into Chile to catch and release giant trout just north of Patagonia's famed trout waters.

Mary Dette Clark is an unassuming neighbor who keeps a low profile at her home in Greenlawn. But in the 12776 ZIP code of the Catskills, she is a hall of famer and a legend. Clark, 84, is renowned for ...