Lefty Kreh, one of the pre-eminent sport fishermen of his time, died on Wednesday at his home in Cockeysville, Maryland, north of Baltimore. He was 93. His granddaughter Sammantha Aus said the cause ...

Wading in Culler Lake, a new sculpture will soon immortalize local fly fisherman Bernard “Lefty” Kreh doing what he loved most: casting a line into the waters in the heart of his hometown of Frederick ...

Casting a fly requires a certain level of physical dexterity, but it does not, as Kreh insists, require much in the way of brute strength. While many instructors teach people to cast with their arms, ...

Frederick native Lefty Kreh is gone but certainly not forgotten. His legacy lives on with his countless numbers of followers who have learned to effectively cast a fly rod by either watching his ...

Lefty was catching big bad saltwater fish with a fly rod when the rest of the fly-fishing universe still had on its trout training wheels. His Lefty’s Deceiver fly, invented to entice Chesapeake Bay ...

Sep. 3—Frederick native Bernard "Lefty" Kreh is to the fly fishing community what Dale Earnhardt is to NASCAR. He is the man. Lefty passed away in 2018 but left a legacy that continues as an outdoor ...

Lefty Kreh, perhaps the most famous fly fisherman of them all, died at age 93 of congestive heart failure last month at home in Maryland. Here's how Mike Klingaman of the Baltimore Sun began his ...

On Wednesday, March 14, world-renowned angler and outdoor personality, Bernard Victor “Lefty” Kreh, died in his sleep of congestive heart failure in his home in Cockeysville, Maryland. He was 93. “My ...

The Charleston Angler welcomes Lefty Kreh for a memorable weekend of events Friday June 1 and Saturday June 2. Lefty Kreh is considered one of the Pioneers of saltwater fly fishing with a career that ...

If fly fishing had a face, it would be that of Lefty Kreh’s. You could argue that he was the best known, most innovative fly angler the world has ever known, and you would be correct. There’s no ...