Let’s Outdoors

09/04/2019

Hit up our friend, Randy!

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07/18/2017

"The idea is to "de-lever" the fly rod. To remove the weight of the reel from the fly rod and make it so you're holding a single product, not two unique tools for fly fishing. "

The idea is to "de-lever" the fly rod.

07/17/2017

Dove season is around the corner!

"These DIY decoys are perfect for the budget-minded hunter. "

Colorado’s dove season opens September 1. Hunters seeking every advantage in the field understand the benefit of using decoys to attract doves. These DIY decoys are perfect for the budget-mi…

03/23/2017

Choke your double gun Improved Cylinder and Modified, because most shots will be at 30 to 40 yards. You want to drop birds stone dead, or they could glide hundreds of yards down a hill that you’ll have to climb back up. You’ll like heavy loads of No. 6 shot for the same reason.

It is literally a running joke: The first time you hunt chukar, it’s for fun. After that, it’s for revenge. That’s because these “devil birds” lead you a merry chase up the nasty hills they inhabit. You will follow, clawing, slipping, and sliding, only to watch them fly downhill before you’re close…

01/04/2017

Call our friends!

12/16/2016

Welcome to the latest edition of the Orvis News Friday Fly-Fishing Film Festival, in which we scour the Web for the best fly-fishing videos available. This week, we feature a dozen videos from . . .Read More »

05/09/2016

Fly Casting on The Henry's Fork, Idaho. Advanced fishing casts with Klaus Frimor.

03/27/2016

Post-season bird hunting checklists' are a great way to get you on your feet this winter and thinking about the next season. Here are five things you can do

03/15/2016

Mark Engler is a guide’s guide. He’s spent decades guiding fishing trips in Colorado and New Mexico and has become a legend for it: the crusty guy who’s seen it all, who catches more fish than anyone, the boat you don’t want to be behind—the one who’s going to get them no matter what. He’s tied some of the most effective flies to target fish in the Four Corners and practically invented the idea of fly fishing for pike around Durango when no one else was doing it.
Engler always dreamed of having this life—hunting and fishing all day, every day—but it hasn’t come without sacrifices. A younger guide he’s mentored, Les Vance, realizes that following in Engler’s footsteps means facing those same challenges.

Mark Engler is a guide’s guide. He’s spent decades guiding fishing trips in Colorado and New Mexico and has become a legend for it: the crusty guy who’s…

03/07/2016

03/07/2016

How was your weekend?

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09/21/2015