Fly Fishing History - Learn And Explore
The American Museum of Fly Fishing is the steward of the history, traditions, and practices of the sport of fly fishing and promotes the conservation of its waters. We invite you to explore our collections, exhibits, and articles below.
22000
Flies
1200
Reels
1400
Rods
700
Prints & Paintings
Exhibitions On Display
We strive to create insightful and interesting exhibitions that will appeal to a broad audience of fly fishers, outdoor enthusiasts, and history buffs. We maintain a changing exhibition program in our Leigh H. Perkins Gallery so that our visitors learn more each year about the rich history of fly fishing.
The Wonders Of Fly Fishing
Immerse yourself in The Wonders of Fly Fishing and experience the evolution of our sport from the early American masters H.L. Leonard, and Charles...
Trout Magazine
This current exhibit features Trout magazine covers dating from 1959 through 2017. Trout is the quarterly publication of Trout Unlimited, America’s...
Latest Posts & Journal Features
Check back often for the latest stories in and around the stream. We are always publishing new articles.
The Ambassador Files: Blue Moon in the Canyon
AMFF Ambassador Matt Smythe recalls a memorable night of fishing with friends in Oregon.
The Ambassador Files: Mousing
AMFF Ambassador Peter Jaacks discusses one of his favorite types of fishing.
Tier to Tier: An Interview with Mike Rice and Rich Strolis
Meet the man behind the vise (and new AMFF Ambassador) in this interview.