Hello Catch Magazine readers,

It’s time for the 82nd edition, and we’re pleased to bring you a diverse lineup of fly fishing content from New Zealand, Canada, Finland, Alaska and South Carolina.

First is redfish from Tyler Bowman, whose photos illustrate the unique tides and geography of South Carolina’s Lowcountry.

Next up is wild steelhead in Anthony Swentosky’s essay, featuring British Columbia’s renown Pacific Coast treasure, the Dean River.

Then brown trout in Finland’s Central Lakes region from Pasi Visakivi on the many rapids surrounding Kellankoski Lodge.

Tyler Schwab shares fall in Alaska, with anglers swinging one of the only things fish eat then- egg patterns- to catch rainbow, char and Dolly Varden.

Finally, New Zealand’s Taupō District on the North Island is the focus of Todd’s #82 video.  Brought to you by Love Taupō/Taupō Tourism, it’s his 3rd in a New Zealand series, featuring a cold Southern Hemisphere fall with low water, tight casting and both surface and subsurface action for big brown and rainbow trout.

Readers, wherever and however you cast your fly, we’re happy to be in this pond together and we thank you for your continued support of Catch Magazine.

Enjoy the new issue!