The May/June issue of Tail Fly Fishing Magazine is now avaliable in retail outlets.
Although each issue always contains great articles laced with spectacular photography, the editors have gone over-the-top with the current issue.
Starting with the feature article, Gyotaku fish rubbings, Master artist Dwight Hwang uses an art form initially started in Japan in the mid-1800's as a means of record keeping. Using sumi ink and washi paper, he brings his subjects to life on paper.
Next is possibly everything you wanted to know about tarpon. Who caught them. What flies to use. And the migratory patterns of these Silver Kings.
For those of us who live in Southeastern Massachusetts and on the surrounding waters, an article how to catch fluke on the fly. A good eating fish not usually considered quarry for a fly rod.
You'll also find recipes, fishing stories and much more to make you next trip on the water a successful one.
So head out to get the current issue. Or better yet, have each issue delivered right to your door step. Visit www.tailflyfishing.com to subscribe now and save.
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