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Journal

Challenges and Delights: Fishing the Susquehanna at Steelton in 1943 by D. W. McGary


by Brendan Truscott

A line drawing of a fish labeled

The Black Bass in Maine by David B. Ledlie


by Brendan Truscott

Angling in the Pecos River Headwaters: The Development of Fly Fishing in Northern New Mexico by Merideth A. Hmura and G. William Fowler


by Brendan Truscott

River Police: Early Game Wardens on Michigan's Au Sable River by Bryon Borgelt


by Brendan Truscott

Umpqua Steelhead by Major Lawrence Mott


by Brendan Truscott

A closeup of four large fishing flies mounted on a wood-framed board. Across the top of the board is,

Some of Marbury's Favorite Bass and Fancy Lake Flies by John Betts


by Brendan Truscott

The Evolution of Boats for Fly Fishing in Salt Water: Doing More with Less by Bob Stearns


by Brendan Truscott

An older white man wearing a hat and fishing vest sits and writes in a notebook using a green pen.

The 2024 Traver Award Winners

The John D. Voelker Foundation and the American Museum of Fly Fishing (AMFF)…


by Sara Wilcox

Two black men prepare to use a long branch and a rock to jack up a van with a flat tire. There is a boat with a ruined bottom strapped to the top of the vehicle. A third black man stands nearby, his arms outstretched as if in encouragement.

Last Salad on the Gairezi

by George Rogers Gilles McLean* smokes Chelseas. He buys his cigarettes at the…


by Sara Wilcox

An older white man wearing a hat and fishing vest sits and writes in a notebook using a green pen.

How to Say Gila

by Joseph Jackson In the last gasp of darkness, we see elk. Big steaming ghosts…


by Sara Wilcox

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The American Museum Of Fly Fishing
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Tel: 802-362-3300

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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. The Museum collects, preserves, exhibits, studies, and interprets the artifacts, art, and literature of the sport and, through a variety of outreach platforms, uses these resources to engage, educate, and benefit all.

Latest Blog News

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    June 18, 2025
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    May 29, 2025
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    May 19, 2025
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