Beneath the Surface: The Lonely Shore Whoever it was who said that fishing is a disease and fly fishing its terminal phase must have… byMichael ChecchioJune 1, 2019
The Art of Angling: John Arthur John Arthur, who was born in 1951, began drawing and painting as a child in his father’s studio… byBob MadgicJune 1, 2019
The Thief Here they are again, swimming up our valley rivers — the smelly, slimy, entirely marvelous herring called the… byAndy GuibordJune 1, 2019
The Evening Rise Not long ago, I read an article in a sporting journal about an Iowa dairy farmer who quit… byBill BarichJune 1, 2019
The Partridge and Yellow Much like a dog seeking the perfect spot to nap, I turn in a circle and spy a… byAndy GuibordApril 1, 2019
Beneath the Surface: River Solecism Solecism: a grammatical mistake in speech or writing . . . a breach of good manners . .… byMichael ChecchioApril 1, 2019
The Art of Angling: Dr. Kevin Daly Born in Los Angeles in 1967, Kevin Daly grew up in San Juan Capistrano. He lived in Sacramento… byBob MadgicApril 1, 2019
An Element of Surprise “To everything there is a season,” sayeth the Book of Ecclesiastes, a line Pete Seeger borrowed for his… byBill BarichApril 1, 2019
Beneath the Surface: Tres Bocas I’m a long way from home when I locate a spot to set up Tres Bocas, the fishing… byScott SadilFebruary 1, 2019
The Art of Angling: Michael Hopko Born in Trinity County, Michael Hopko graduated from Trinity High School in 1990. He then enrolled at Shasta… byBob MadgicFebruary 1, 2019