Dec. 6—BEMIDJI — Every fall, about the time most outdoors enthusiasts across the Northland put away their rods and reels and set their sights on hunting, Steve Young gets serious about fly fishing.

It’s fall, my favorite time of the year. Why you might ask? If you live in an area that is dependent on tourism, school has started, and they’ve gone home. The air temperature has cooled off. In fact, ...

Just like that, fall is here. Leaves are starting to turn in the high country, the nights are brisk, and more importantly, the fishing is about to ramp up. The shorter days and cooler temperatures ...

From a distance, I watched as a bright yellow maple leaf gently disengaged itself from the branch it had been attached to since April because of the aging process and a swift northerly breeze. The ...

We fly-fishers really look forward to the fall, with its cool weather and big trout. But when it arrives, it races by at breakneck speed, or at least that’s how it seems to me. Once the streams begin ...

If you’ve ever wanted to dig deeper into the art and science — it’s both — of fly fishing, this is your chance. Classes are planned this fall. Although trout are not native to the Ozarks, they have ...

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Fly fishing enthusiasts have a reason to head to Northern California’s trout country this fall as Fly Fishers International ...

There’s one simple reason why autumn in the High Country is prime time for fly-fishing: The fish are ravenous. “Just like all animals, fish are looking to pack on calories before the cold winter,” ...