A guide poles a flats skiff carrying young anglers through pale morning haze.

 

The Fly Daddy Collection

 

Skiff in Morning Haze — SS-007

 

Shop available prints

 

A distant flats skiff at sunrise, framed by a diagonal push pole over rippling water.

Sunrise on the Flats

A fly-fishing angler stands on a skiff at sunrise with rod and line ready.

Angler at Sunrise

A dark carbon-fiber pole enters rippling blue water, its reflection distorted across the surface.

Poling the Edge

A guide poles a shallow-water skiff while an angler watches the flats.

Tarpon Rituals — SS-029

Fly reel on a skiff with rain drops bouncing on and around it.

Rain on the Reel

The Fly Daddy Collection




Fly fishing is built around pursuit, but much of the experience happens between the casts. The Fly Daddy Collection follows the people, boats, weather, tools, and rituals of fishing Florida’s shallow saltwater—poling quietly, searching distant water, waiting through heat and rain, and occasionally finding what we came for. The fish matter. So does everything that happens before one ever strikes the fly.

A guide poles a flats skiff while an angler casts across choppy water.

Heat

Read the story that inspired the collection here:

Origins

More from the collection

Where the Line Waits · Low Boat, Big Sky

Photographs with an SS number are available for print enquiries. Please include the title and SS number. I’ll confirm sizes, papers and borders for your chosen photograph. Inquire