The Best Craft for Stillwater Fishing? There Isn’t One
I currently have five craft for fly fishing still waters: three float tubes, one float tube–pontoon boat hybrid,…
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The Streams of Mount Lassen
In 1907, America’s preeminent conservationist, President Theodore Roosevelt, designated Lassen Peak and Cinder Cone as national monuments. Then,…
The Art of Angling: Allan Craig, Photographer
Allan Craig retired from a 30-year public school teaching career in 2002. In his words, it was “a…
The Upper Sacramento: Where to Go and What to Expect
The Upper Sacramento River is properly touted as one of America’s premier wild-trout streams. It begins with releases…
The Good Fight: Anatomy of a Fly Club
“The Good Fight” entails more than simply protecting our fisheries. It also involves advancing the sport of angling…
The Art of Angling: Rodney Cloutier
To me, fly fishing isn’t about the fish, it’s about the fly. Imitating beating wings on water, stillborns…
The Lower Sacramento: Anderson to Red Bluff
In my previous article on the Sacramento River (“Wading the Lower Sacramento River,” November/December 2012), I traced shore…
The Art of Angling: John Martin Streeby
If you visit Redding or the nearby Coleman National Fish Hatchery, you’ll have a hard time missing John…
Wading the Lower Sacramento River
New trails open more stretches In recent years, quiet developments have been taking place in and around Redding…
Whiskeytown’s Creeks
In late fall last year, a friend and I drove over to the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, eight…