It’s not uncommon for me to be talking on the phone with my mom, going over the mundane details of the week, and nonchalantly say, “I just booked a flight to Egypt,” later adding in the fact that I would be traveling solo in the remote Saharan desert from Cairo to Libya. That’s how I told her about my first solo trip when I was 17 years old. That initial trip set ablaze something within me that hasn’t been put out since, more than 23 years later.

Destinations is a 120-page, square-bound fly-fishing travel guide printed on 50-pound Somerset Gloss paper to make outstanding photography come alive. It's a book that will be cherished, saved, and read over and over again in living rooms, fly shops, and fine fishing lodges around the world.

Emily Rodger, a former Canadian and world champion cyclist has a new passion - fly fishing. She shows a brown trout caught on one of her expeditions.

It’s typical for Emily Rodger to wake at 4 a.m. each day. The early rise is necessary for the sought-after executive coach, inspirational speaker, award-winning cyclist, gifted fly-fisher, podcast host and philanthropist to accomplish everything on her to-do list.

We’re totally in favor of 50/50 on the water, but—as it looks right now, especially in Europe—there’s still a long way to go. To get more women into fly fishing, it’s important that female fly fishing ambassadors are provided with the platforms they deserve to make an impact and facilitate recruitment.

There are many things I admire about Emily Rodger, a high-performance athlete, including her strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Emily Rodger, a former Canadian and world champion cyclist has a new passion - fly fishing. She shows a brown trout caught on one of her expeditions.