The Foraging Angler: Dining in the Shadow of Shasta
I first began visiting Mount Shasta to fish, camp, hike, climb, boat, and snow ski nearly 40 years…
Destinations
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Lonesome Coast
Early morning. The coast road is salted and barren north of Cambria. Pink light tinges the low peaks…
Manzanita Lake
Climbers are not the only ones who know what it’s like to get sucker punched by a mountain,…
Native Trout Grand Slams: The Four Majors
The American West is uniquely blessed as the native territory of over twenty-five forms of trout that include…
The Foraging Angler: Camp Fare – Fish Tacos
Fish tacos lend themselves to camp cooking. Angling industry friend Frank Siefert, from Citrus Heights, leads a group…
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…
My Tuesdays with Bishop Creek
The adage that variety is the spice of life certainly applies to trout fishing in the eastern Sierra.…
A Wrong Turn Right — Day Tripping the Eastern Sierra
Camping out at 9,000 FEET reminds me of how chilly it can get at these altitudes. But the…
The Foraging Angler: An Officer and a Fly Rod
Editor’s note: Although “The Foraging Angler” column typically focuses on the quest for sustenance and the dining experience…
Lewiston Lake
Sitting in a boat on Trinity County’s Lewiston Lake and feeling dumb is a specialty of mine. The…