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Ryan Chelius’s Journalist Portfolio

Young, Broke and Fly-Fishing

Young, Broke and Fly-Fishing

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The Changing Look of Fly-Fishing

The Changing Look of Fly-Fishing

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The Pond-Hopper’s Guide to Summer Bass Fishing

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By Ryan Chelius Verified
| The Field And Stream Podcast
FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTERS ALL F&S NEWSLETTERS During my senior year of college, three of my buddies and I decided to have a month-long bass fishing tournament. The rules were simple: Two vs. two, and the team with the heaviest bag of five fish after 30 days wins. But there was a kicker: Anglers were not allowed to venture farther than a 50-mile radius of our apartment. The goal was to push our fishing skills to the brink and think outside the box.
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The Best Saltwater Fishing Rods for Every Type of Angler

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By Ryan Chelius Verified
| The Field And Stream Podcast
FIELD & STREAM NEWSLETTERS ALL F&S NEWSLETTERS We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more The top saltwater rods are built not only to battle the larger fish present in the world’s oceans, but also to resist the highly corrosive effects of exposure to saltwater.
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The Best Fly Fishing Waders, Tested and Reviewed

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By Ryan Chelius Verified
| The Field And Stream Podcast
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more Outside the dog days of summer (and sometimes during), fly anglers almost always wear waders. Besides rods, reels, and flies, waders are arguably the most important piece of gear a fly angler will own. They keep you dry, protect you from brush when hiking to the water, and offer organization for gear. But what makes one pair of waders better than another?
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