The Drake is a quarterly magazine for people who love flyfishing, and also love quality writing and photography. The Drake is informative, educational, and entertaining, but it is not a "how-to" magazine. Many of the stories are about the "culture" of flyfishing—the people, the places, and of course, the fish.
October Caddis
The Drake
RISES • LETTERS FROM THE FAITHFUL
Winchester Woes • What happened on the North Umpqua?
This is Water • Science on the Fly gains momentum
Unstocked • Montana celebrates a milestone
ASK TRASK
Mouthful of Feathers
California Fly Fisher
All That is Sacred
Carbon-Neutral Beer
Pacific Coast Flies
Clarkii Eats Bugs
Gar Wars • Let the bloodletting begin
The Tug • Is the drug? Or not?
Fiberglass Fortune • Enchantment on the North Umpqua
Windfall • Stranded with benefits
Staples in the Keys • Suffering is a matter of perspective
Dirty Hands • The art of turning stones
Humble Pie • A fair warning to salty first-timers
Mashed Potatoes • The best teachers beg, borrow, or steal
Redfish Aspirations • Louisiana is not alone in falling numbers
SCOTCH ON THE ROCKS • An old lord in the cold room
A LODGE WITH NO NAME • Tarpon Training Camp in Puerto Rico
REMEMBERING TEXAS TARPON
FAMOUS POTATOES • Road-trip reflections on literary Idaho
Warmwater Penance • My apology to the Fishing Gods
Chironomid-life crisis • When the grass is always greener
Bullish • A char by any other name
DRAKE FLY SHOPS 2023
Three Days • It’s best not to measure the ROI