by Todd Corayer | Feb 22, 2026 | Fly Fishing - Fresh Water, Literary Review, Recreation Public Access
Marc Fryt’s new book, The Guide To Urban Fly Fishing, is a balanced offering of advice, suggestions, gear tips and encouragements for readers to find some down-city fish. He emphasizes conservation of all waters while helping readers expand their ideas of where fish may be found, caught and released. From big cities to small town public parks, creeks to rivermouths, he introduces acres of new fly fishing possibilities and moments of hope in this busy world. Pack this book with a subway pass and fly box to start creating your new urban fish stories.
by Todd Corayer | Feb 2, 2026 | Alaska, Fly Tying, Trout Unlimited
Gerry Engel, finally left the Alaskan woods to build the finest wood fly tying accessories for anglers and fly tyers. All from salvaged Pacific northwest native trees, his caddies, bobbin holder and cabinets are world class additions to any tying desk. In this piece, we meet Gerry and discover his art and how his Bench Buddys became so popular.
by Todd Corayer | Nov 5, 2025 | 2025 Fishing Season, Pulaski New York, Salmon River
Thirsty For Pulaski’s Salmon River, we were driven, by a Royale Coach no less, in pursuit of chinook salmon and chasing steelhead. Bob Littlefield drove all the roads where fish might be as I managed his vegan diet and lack of catching any fish. But we travelled in style through upstate New York, meeting people but not fish and savoring some farm cuisine we came so close to catching. It’s a journey, this Pulaski fishing thing.
by Todd Corayer | Oct 22, 2025 | Fly Fishing - Fresh Water, Fresh Water Fishing, salmon
Pulaski Salmon, For Some means there are fish in a pretty river and those in the know will catch some and some will write about the opposite. This was a great trip, casting in God’s country for steelhead and salmon but sometimes, you just don’t catch the fish, even after you found the fish.
by Todd Corayer | Jun 5, 2025 | Fly Fishing - Fresh Water, Trout Fishing, Trout Unlimited
With midges and an ace guide, we fished Massachusett’s Deerfield River for rainbow, brook and pretty, elusive wild browns. Joe Benson was our guide; he led us easily and wisely, we caught, released and missed a few along the Charlemont stretch of America’s hardest working river. It was the best day eva.
