FLYCRAFT USA

Some anglers are drawn to the water for the solitude. Others go for the fish. But for twin sisters Faith and Grace — sixteen years old and already four years into the sport — fly fishing is something else entirely: a shared world and a way of being together that no screen can replicate.

On a recent float down the famous Green River, we followed this family as they launched their Flycraft Guide, rigged their rods, and let the current do the rest. What unfolded was less a fishing trip and more a window into what happens when a sport becomes a family language.

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There’s a certain kind of trip you don’t plan for comfort.

You plan for rain.
For mosquitoes.
For bleeding feet and a sore back.

And for the possibility that around the next bend — fifty kilometers from the truck — there’s a fish that changes everything.

That’s what Buckeyed is about.

An exploratory bull trout mission deep in the wilderness of British Columbia. Four days. Over 54 kilometers of river. A Ninja Flycraft boat. Unknown water. And the kind of adventure that reminds you why you fell in love with fly fishing in the first place.

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