American Fly Fishing Magazine

American Fly Fishing Magazine American Fly Fishing is an inspiring, collectible reference of North American angling destinations.

With informative stories enlivened with award-winning photography, each issue provides an insider's look at well-know fisheries and off-the-radar waters.

We at American Fly Fishing echo the words of Fly Fisherman magazine in extending our sympathies in the loss of Scientifi...
03/10/2026

We at American Fly Fishing echo the words of Fly Fisherman magazine in extending our sympathies in the loss of Scientific Anglers' Joe Wolthuis. Joe was always so pleasant to work with in helping bring the Scientific Anglers brand to our readers, and we will miss his dedication to the passion of fly fishing that we all share.

The modernized platform offers a faster, more intuitive experience.
02/13/2026

The modernized platform offers a faster, more intuitive experience.

Industry-specific job board delivers cleaner listings, improved search, and an easier to use platform with unmatched trust for fly-fishing employers and job seekers FlyFishingJobs.com, THE job board built exclusively for the fly-fishing industry, has officially relaunched following a complete ground...

Have you enjoyed reading your January/February 2026 issue?
01/22/2026

Have you enjoyed reading your January/February 2026 issue?

This is the second half of a lengthy story about efforts to combat warming waters on New York’s Cohocton River, but in t...
01/21/2026

This is the second half of a lengthy story about efforts to combat warming waters on New York’s Cohocton River, but in this part of the story, Al Kraus explains how the lessons learned on the Cohocton might be applicable to other watersheds and also explores other possible strategies to help native and wild trout populations faced with increasing average water temperatures. —John Shewey

This is the second half of a lengthy story about efforts to combat warming waters on New York’s Cohocton River, but in this part of the story, Al Kraus explains how the lessons learned on the Cohocton might be applicable to other watersheds and also explores other possible strategies to help nativ...

We'd like to take a moment to say thank you. From us to you, we wish you a joyful holiday season!
12/23/2025

We'd like to take a moment to say thank you. From us to you, we wish you a joyful holiday season!

Northern Idaho’s Saint Joe River, a federally designated wild and scenic river in its upper reaches, runs 140 miles from...
12/16/2025

Northern Idaho’s Saint Joe River, a federally designated wild and scenic river in its upper reaches, runs 140 miles from its origins in the northern Bitterroot Mountains westward to Lake Coeur d’Alene. This gorgeous mountain river flows cold and crystal-clear, drops over idyllic falls, and carves its way through dramatic moss- and fern-laden canyons.

Northern Idaho’s Saint Joe River, a federally designated wild and scenic river in its upper reaches, runs 140 miles from its origins in the northern Bitterroot Mountains westward to Lake Coeur d’Alene. This gorgeous mountain river flows cold and crystal-clear, drops over idyllic falls, and carve...

Here's the cover of our November/December 2025 issue!
11/07/2025

Here's the cover of our November/December 2025 issue!

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