Search site...

Joe Mahler of Flycasters Workshop

Flycasters Workshop is a collection of my best fly-casting articles, tips, drills, and so on, presented with the sole purpose of building better casters. I have been fortunate to make my living as a fly-fishing illustrator, writer, and casting coach. I am happy to share what I have learned with you.

My work appears in Fly Fisherman magazine, Outdoor Life, FLW Bass, and other publications. You may have seen me casting away in national television commercials for Bass pro shops, Tracker, and Mako Boats. My easy-going style and unique presentation have given me many opportunities as a guest speaker at fly club events and sports shows.

Want to partner with me? Learn more

Florida Fly Fishing Lessons

I live in sunny Southwest Florida, where I do most of my fly casting lessons and clinics. I love to fish in the SWF area lakes, beaches, and saltwater backcountry for a wide variety of species. Want to join me for a session? I offer fly cast coaching for all levels. Whether you are a beginner or seasoned angler, we can work together to perfect your cast!

Book a Lesson

Lastest Article

illustration of the improved clinch knot
August 4, 2022

How To Tie the Improved Clinch Knot

This is a step-by-step guide to tying the improved clinch knot, the classic ’57 Chevy of knots for fly fishing

Popular Posts

Fly fishing illustration showing a fish bing pulled into the boat
July 14, 2022

10 Tips for Catch and Release

Here are 10 tips for catch and release that will greatly increase the chances that the fish you just landed will swim away and live to fight another day

fly fishing illustration demonstrating casting controlled open loops
April 24, 2022

7 Tips on Casting Controlled Open Loops

Casting controlled open loops can really improve your presentation. Learn about the 7 situations that call for opening up.

illustration of a golden retriever with a fly rod in its mouth
April 22, 2022

8 Most Common Causes of Fly Rod Breakage

There are many ways to break a rod and, over the years, I have been guilty of more than my share. Here are some of the most common causes of fly rod breakage and a few tips for keeping your favorite rods in service.

More Fly Casting Tips

Featured Video