The Art of Angling: Caleen Sisk “The Creator put salmon in the rivers for a reason,” says Caleen Sisk, tribal chief and spiritual leader… bycalflyfisherAugust 1, 2015
The Master of Meander: Making Do It’s a fair bet your first trout was bred in a concrete pond, fed pellets while growing up… bySeth NormanAugust 1, 2015
California Confluences: Bud Bynack Perhaps more so than any other sport, angling, and fly fishing in particular, has long relied upon the… byRichard AndersonJune 1, 2015
Here We Are There’s a waterfall at the trail’s end, rainbows splashed out of the pool. Here we are, looking out… byKeith SheinJune 1, 2015
The Art of Angling: Thomas Hill Thomas Hill was born in England in 1829. He came to the United States in 1844. By the… byBob MadgicJune 1, 2015
The Master of Meander: A Good Heart Editor’s note: We’re giving Seth Norman, the Master of Meander, a break this issue, and promise a treat… byJim MatthewsJune 1, 2015
Ted Towendolly and the Origins of Short-Line Nymphing In October 2013, as I was browsing the fly bins in the Ted Fay Fly Shop in Dunsmuir… byEric PalmerApril 1, 2015
California Confluences: Whitney Gould Sometimes, if you ask yourself “What should I do with my life?” a small, still voice will answer,… byBud BynackApril 1, 2015
The Art of Angling: Jan Hale Jan Hale was born into a Wisconsin fishing family. She grew to like fishing, although she hated putting… byBob MadgicApril 1, 2015
The Master of Meander: Owning Eureka A friend dropped off a box of flies the other day. He’s a jeweler who likes close work,… bySeth NormanApril 1, 2015