Regular Features
American Angler has a number of regular columns.
"The Rant" is a reader-contributed column intended to give readers the chance to get something related to fly fishing off their chest. Past subjects have included pegged beads (a controversial form of salmon fishing), as well as conservation issues.
"Natural Reflections," an insect photography column written by Ted Fauceglia, features a different photo of a fly fishing related insect each issue.
"Headwaters" (formerly "FYI") is a news and information column.
"Expeditions" is a regular feature-article section highlighting longer trips, often to exotic locales.
"Casting" features Macauley Lord discussing techniques and improvements to the art of fly casting, written for a beginning to intermediate audience.
"Quick Fly" describes the method of tying a different fly with each issue, and is usually published in collaboration with sister-publication Fly Tyer, edited by author Dave Klausmeyer.
"Gear I Love" is another reader-penned article highlighting a favorite piece of flyfishing gear.
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