Fly Fusion

Heading to Wyoming to explore the mighty Snake River.

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Magazine Editor, Derek Bird and Associate Editor Jim McLennan explore sections of a remote river using their Water Master rafts in British Columbia's backcountry; the rainbows are powerful and readily take nymphs and dries.

A long drive down backcountry logging roads places Jim, Derek and Paula into a basin where no other soul exists; they travel the proverbial extra mile and find large trout that have not seen artificial flies in years.

It's difficult to find places where the water runs cold and clear and where the human footprint is nearly non-existent; Jim, Derek and Paula helicopter into one of these places, and what they find exceeds their expectation.

The Blackwater River in British Columbia's Cariboo region features a strain of rainbow famous for their aggressive feeding behavior; Derek Bird and April Vokey travel into the Cariboo backcountry to successfully present dries to eager trout.

Magazine editor Derek Bird and associate editor Jim McLennan have to adjust their angling tactics in order to successfully fool the strong resident rainbows.

Derek Bird and Jim McLennan explore a river where they catch large rainbows and bull trout and where the only other anglers on the stream that day are the grizzly bears.

Filmed in British Columbia's Kootenay region, co-hosts Jim McLennan and Derek Bird fly fish for oversized bull trout and Westslope cutthroat.

Derek Bird and Jim McLennan explore the Horsefly river; it's got all the right ingredients to earn this status, deep runs, perfect riffles, logjams and fish; on this autumn float trip, Jim and Derek find some of these rainbows and a other surprises.

Join four of Fly Fusion's editors as they float down one of British Columbia's most renown and scenic rivers while grappling with why it is they've dedicated their lives to this unique pastime.

Filmed in British Columbia's Kootenay region, co-hosts Jim McLennan and Derek Bird fly fish for oversized bull trout and Westslope cutthroat.

The hosts cast both traditional patterns and oversized foam flies for westslope cutthroat on the St. Mary's River in southeastern British Columbia.

The co-hosts float the small stream and are reminded of a few pastimes that exist which rival the draw of fly fishing.