by Eugene Field | Apr 9, 2021
A poem about the ones that get away, and why they always seem to be the biggest.
by Tom Keer | Apr 5, 2021
Bar-hopping along the beach can increase your catch.
by Ben Moise | Mar 24, 2021
In part two of “In Pursuit of Papa,” the author heads outside the U.S. for clues about the famed sporting scribe.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 17, 2021
In celebration of its 100th year, famed fishing equipment maker Abu Garcia announces the Top 10 in a list of the country’s best fisheries. The universal desire to catch more and bigger fish fueled the innovations that took Abu Garcia fishing equipment from the...
by Zane Grey | Mar 15, 2021
Don’t go after bonefish unless you can give up all other fishing.
by Heather Richie | Mar 3, 2021
The powerful Spey rod allowed peasants to cast into forbidden waters.
by Grover Cleveland | Jan 13, 2021
Eternal words by the former president.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Dec 17, 2020
Chris Dorsey spent the day with the Sporting Classics team during the Casting Call book signing and offered up a few inside details about the project. If the past year has left you aching for travel, pining for a cool trout stream or daydreaming of life on the water,...
by Rick Rosner | Dec 2, 2020
Experts argue about the genesis of saltwater fly fishing, but there is no question that anglers have been at it for at least 2,000 years. At that time, Roman author Claudius Aelianus described it thusly: “One of the crew sitting at the stern lets down…lines with...
by Roger Pinckney | Nov 12, 2020
Three-fifths of the world is water and the wind courses over all of it. So when Pappy gave me that 10-foot bateau, he gave me the world. The first swell smacked the port quarter, sent green water clean over the wheelhouse. Aboard Maggie C, a 26-foot Maine Lobsterman,...