Drop An Anchor: Tying A Picasse Variant

By Kenzie Kozera   The original “Picasse” is a design from guide and fly tyer, Marc LeBlanc. Translating to “anchor”, the Picasse has become a staple on many salmon rivers in New Brunswick and Quebec,...

Tying a Willie Gunn Themed Marabou Tube Fly

By Kenzie Kozera Often a staple in the box of salmon anglers across the globe, the Willie Gunn has taken on many different iterations or variations. Sporting the black, orange, and yellow, this pattern remains...

Survivre au blues de l'hiver

Vous ressentez les blues de l'hiver ? Vous rêvez de journées plus chaudes et du retour de la saison de pêche ? Croyez-moi, je connais le sentiment. Mais n'ayez crainte, car le printemps approche à...

Histoires de pêche et recettes

The Craft Behind Timber&Fins: A Look Into the Heart of Our Handmade Products

  At Timber&Fins, we believe in creating products that stand the test of time—gear that doesn’t just serve a purpose but carries a story, a history and the promise of quality craftsmanship. Inspired by the...

The Art of Bamboo Rod Making: A Conversation with Craftsman Edward Few

I recently had the pleasure of talking with an incredibly talented bamboo rod maker, whose work merges artistry with the...

Why Fall is the Best Season: Crisp Air, Cozy Sweaters and Last Casts!

Fall has always been my favorite time of year. There’s something magical about the crisp cold air and the brilliant...

Salmon Fishing Adventure on the Bonaventure River

By David-Alexandre Chabot    In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, I don't get the chance to go fishing...