American Angler - Notable Authors

Notable Authors

Macauley Lord, author of the L.L. Bean Fly-Casting Handbook, is the regular casting columnist.

Phil Monahan is the former editor of American Angler magazine, as well as a feature-articles author and the past editorial director of the Morris Group of fly-fishing magazines.

Ed Engle, author of Splitting Cane, is a frequent contributor.

William "Bill" Tapply, author of the Brady Coyne mystery novels, writes the final column in each issue.

Dave Klausmeyer, editor of Fly Tyer, contributes the Tyer's Notes column in each issue.

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