FishBarn

Cane poles, hand-tied lures and flies, woven creels, and tackle that smells faintly of the river. Made by anglers who fish the same water they build for. Everything you need before sunup.

Fishing here was supper before it was sport. Cane cut from the ditch, hooks kept in a snuff tin, and lures tied at the kitchen table in February.

Goods you'll find in the FishBarn

Off the shelf, down the road

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There's more than what hangs in the FishBarn — pick a state and go treasure hunting through hand-checked makers down the road and a county or two over.

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Cut Cane Pole

Cut Cane Pole

Purvis Brothers

Yalobusha County, Mississippi

Cut green, cured in the rafters a full year, and finished with a wrap at the tip.

  • cane pole
  • cured
  • traditional
Hand-Tied Bream Flies

Hand-Tied Bream Flies

Dellie Reese

Sevier County, Tennessee

Tied on a vise clamped to the kitchen table, hackle off her own hens.

  • flies
  • hand-tied
  • bream