The right side imaging fish finders give you complete visibility of fish and structures around your boat
Author: Max Inchausti
Max Inchausti
Max Inchausti’s media career began during college in 2018 when he started capturing fly fishing and duck hunting images for local publications. After school, he continued working on freelance media projects and videos before he began contributing gear reviews for Field & Stream in 2021. Highlights Education Inchausti graduated from the College of Environmental Science & Forestry in Syracuse, New York, with a degree in Aquatic and Fisheries Sciences. He participated in the school’s bass fishing team and was a leading member of the fly fishing club, “Trout Bums.” Every moment he wasn’t doing schoolwork he spent tying flies, rigging rods, and chasing fish. Experience Inchausti has a variety of experience in outdoor media and corresponding industries. Prior to writing for Field & Stream, he helped run a fly shop where he honed his skills tying flies and chasing trophy wild brown trout. When he’s not writing articles for F&S, he spends his time as a fisheries biologist in South Florida working with native and invasive freshwater species. Inchausti contributes to Field & Stream with authoritative and authentic gear reviews related to fly fishing, conventional fishing, and camping. He draws from his extensive time fly fishing for trout, tarpon, steelhead, muskie, and more in addition to his experience as a field biologist to recommend purposeful pieces of gear. F&S Lightning Round Favorite Place to Fish: “River X,” central Pennsylvania,Favorite Critter to Hunt: Pheasant,Bucket List Adventure: Fly fishing for taimen in Mongolia,Most Prized Piece of Gear: Beavertail Vengeance,All-Time Favorite F&S Story: “Lilyfish” by Bill Heavey Notable Work
The right side imaging fish finders give you complete visibility of fish and structures around your boat
A good trout fly reel has a smooth drag and consistent stopping power””here are the best
Land more fish from your yak with these nets
Choosing the right fly rod cuts down the learning curve and gets you on the water sooner
Fishing gloves help protect against the hot sun, frigid water, and snowy days
The right spinning reel gives anglers the ability to deliver lures where they want and tame the blistering runs of inshore fish
The right combo gets you on the water and ready to handle whatever fish you plan on targeting
These rods are lightweight, compact, and durable enough for long backcountry trips
After hours on the water, in the flats, and even on the ice, these are the fishing pants that have kept us comfortable and dry
