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Every few years, a new sport fish emerges as the “it” species for fly fishers, a creature that was previously unknown to fly anglers. The list has recently included taimen, golden dorado and mahseer.

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Stormtracker8 Meteorologist Matt DiNardo sat down with Captain Mike Rennie of Blue Mountain Drift and Captain Simón Valencia of Current Culture Fly Shop to discuss fly fishing ...

To be this devoted to muskie fishing, you have to be fanatical. Hokanson has been chasing these fish for as long as he could; more impressively, he began as a fly angler and has only recently begun ...

The muskellunge fish, or the "musky," is a large, toothy, freshwater member of the pike family. Growing up to 6 feet long and weighing up to 40 pounds, the musky is an aggressive predator and a known ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --A Minnesota man caught the fish of his lifetime, and one that could set a new world record. Robert Hawkins caught a 57-inch monster muskellunge on Lake Mille Lacs Monday. The best ...

HAYWARD -- A Hayward man has set a musky world record in fly fishing. Wisconsin wildlife officials said the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum has notified Brad Bohen the 51.25-inch ...

A Twin Cities fisherman might have just hooked a world record muskie using a fly. Robert Hawkins, who owns Bob Mitchell’s Fly Shop in Lake Elmo, said on his Facebook page he “caught a giant” on Mille ...

Robert Hawkins’ obsession with big fish started at age 11 when he went on a fishing trip with his father and landed a 27-pound lake trout on Flathead Lake. Now the owner of a fly shop in Lake Elmo, ...

They call the muskie a fish of 1,000 casts. Well, Overland Park, Kansas fly fisherman Brad Kellerman beat those odds last week. On his 150th cast at Fellows Lake north of Springfield, Kellerman hooked ...

When Robert Thompson first decided to take a video camera along on his fishing trips, it was mostly as a lark and to have something fun to post on a "goofy website" he had created. They were casual ...