California Confluences: Jeff Weaver People who view agencies such as the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as distant, uncaring, regulation-bound bureaucracies… byBud BynackJune 1, 2017
The Master of Meander: Alka-Lies and a Brown A brown trout. A good brown — how long had it been? — from a small water, a… bySeth NormanJune 1, 2017
The Art of Angling: Peter Hazel Peter Hazel worked for 20 years as a master tile worker and contractor in Half Moon Bay. In… byBob MadgicJune 1, 2017
California Confluences: Mr. Eagle Lake – A Tribute to Jay Fair In the lore of fly fishing, some individuals stand above the rest for their achievements both on and… byJon BaiocchiApril 1, 2017
The Art of Angling: Susan Greenleaf For the past six years, Susan Greenleaf has lived in the town of Bishop, on the eastern side… byBob MadgicApril 1, 2017
The Master of Meander: Angling Mind in Time Memories are a major part of fishing. — Ernie Schwiebert, Remembrances of Rivers Past Interesting that we catch… bySeth NormanApril 1, 2017
California Confluences: Lisa Cutting No river naturally runs straight, but in the end, most rivers run true, and that sometimes is the… byBud BynackFebruary 1, 2017
What the Redwoods Know about Fly Fishing Heraclitus said you can’t step into the same river twice, and this is true of the forest, as… byMichael ChecchioFebruary 1, 2017
The Art of Angling: Marti Weidert Marti Weidert combines a love of nature with a commitment to teaching others about its offerings. These elements… byBob MadgicFebruary 1, 2017
The Master of Meander: Winter Guilt They say the dreams that we feel last hours take only seconds in real-time. How about our waking… bySeth NormanFebruary 1, 2017