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The sport’s how-to authority is for the serious saltwater fly rod
enthusiast and is dedicated to the pursuit of tarpon, redfish, striped
bass, billfish, bonito, wahoo and other inshore and offshore saltwater
gamefish. The writers and columnists--experts in the sport--are
committed to bringing readers the latest in techniques, tackle,
marine science tips, and flies to make every trip to the coast a
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FEATURES
Line
in the Sand
Photography by
Barry and Cathy Beck
Join the hunt for big Yucatán snook along the
Riviera Maya in this SFF photographic journal.
The Lady Is a Champ
by Kathy Sparrow
Forget their second-class reputation. Ladyfish
of the Laguna Madre are flashy fighters worthy
of any angler’s respect.
Some Like It Hot
by Rusty Chinnis
Don’t let the dog days steal your bite. Tips from these
two Florida guides will help you beat the heat on either coast.
Catch the Wave
by Alan Caolo
Sight-casting to hog stripers along northeastern
beachfronts may be the most exciting angling of
the striped-bass season.
EXPEDITIONS
How It Is at South Andros
by Ted Williams
On the lesser known southern half of the largest
island in the Bahamas, time slows down as the
bonefishing heats up.
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DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS
- Editor’s Angle
- Fast Casts: Puget Sound Sturgeon,
Hogan’s Striper Worm,
Q&A;: Bob Nauheim,
Borski tying video and more . . .
- Tactics: A Fine Point on Permit
- Tying: The Clacker Clouser
- Science: Sea Notes
- Boats: Understanding a
Slippery Subject
- Casting: The Snap Cast
- Chico: On Sinking Fly Lines
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