Exclusive Sneak Peek at the Spring 2018 Issue of Anglers Journal.
Join Editor-in-Chief Bill Sisson for an inside look at the Spring 2018 issue of Anglers Journal.
John Turner
Best Photos of 2016
“Good fishermen know that in talking about fishing,nothing is more interesting than the truth.”
Poetry of Motion
Her paintings of trout trumpet her passion for color and her love of fly-fishing.
Tangier Island: Just Scraping By
The hard-bitten watermen of Tangier Island soldier on against a host of challenges
Destination Blue Water
The offshore photography of Tom Spencer, who cut his teeth shooting with an iphone.
Regulator 31 Debut
Managing Editor Dan Harding checks out the Regulator 31 at its debut at the 2017 Miami International Boat Show.
Chaotic Choreography
When the offshore action is hot and heavy, you want a crew that can keep its cool
Beach Blitz
The peanut bunker were so thick you could walk on them, and stripers romped day and night.
Swimming Through Air
Fishing photographer Pat Ford has been chasing tarpon for more than 25 years
A Tale Of Two Countries: Part I: Chile
Pursuing large rainbows and browns through the wilds of Chile and Argentina
A Tale Of Two Countries: Part II - Argentina
Pursuing large rainbows and browns through the wilds of Chile and Argentina
Let’s Fish
I spent three weeks last winter living with the Salas family at their home and Los Torreones Lodge, which is on the Simpson River, about halfway between the towns of Coyhaique and Aysen.
Good Company
How I got to the Salas family — guides, ranchers and authentic people — in Patagonia included a serendipitous string of events.
The Men and Their Boats
Talking Fish, Talking Boats with the Boatbuilders of North Carolina
Cult of the Tog
This hard-battling bottom dweller with a face only a hard-core devotee could love draws the faithful offshore into the winter
Marlin Metrics
A well-traveled photographer is drawn to Piñas Bay, Panama, for its black marlin and other hefty cohorts.
The Photography of Pat Ford
The marine photography of Pat Ford, featuring breath-taking photos from the waters surrounding Isla Mujeres.
