The Art of Angling: Thomas Hill
Thomas Hill was born in England in 1829. He came to the United States in 1844. By the…
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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…
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…
California Confluences: Whitney Gould
Sometimes, if you ask yourself “What should I do with my life?” a small, still voice will answer,…
The Art of Angling: Jan Hale
Jan Hale was born into a Wisconsin fishing family. She grew to like fishing, although she hated putting…
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,…
California Confluences: Ken Brunskill
When a call goes out for volunteers, some folks sit on their hands. Ken Brunskill raises his. In…
Fishing with Bill Schaadt
This is the final part of a three-part series. The last year I fished the Chetco was 1965.…
The Art of Angling: Tony Davidson
Can taxidermy and conservation go together? In fact they can. Taxidermy, “the art of preparing, stuffing, and mounting…
The Master of Meander: Return to the Best Party Ever
In mid-winter, I’ll sometimes consider a favorite memory of the fishing year. Often, this turns out to be…
