California Confluences: Michael Checchio If you’ve read this magazine for any time at all, you’ve read the work of Michael Checchio —… byBud BynackFebruary 1, 2014
The Art of Angling: John Martin Streeby If you visit Redding or the nearby Coleman National Fish Hatchery, you’ll have a hard time missing John… byBob MadgicFebruary 1, 2014
The Master of Meander: The Magic of One and Only We’d bushwhacked the icy bank of a closed-to-fishing tributary for three or four hundred yards, spooking spawning salmon… bySeth NormanFebruary 1, 2014
The Master of Meander: Close Your Sales with a Cast? The following meander includes quotes from an Internet bulletin board. My hope was to attribute these entries, but… bySeth NormanDecember 1, 2013
California Confluences: Chip O’Brien As any computer will tell you, there are many Francis J. O’Briens, and even a lot of Chip… byBud BynackDecember 1, 2013
Under the Alders: Fire on the Mountain Thirteen years ago, I sat on a lonely rock outcrop and called in field observations that would mobilize… byRalph CutterDecember 1, 2013
The Good Fight: Bob Baiocchi 1931-2013 Robert Joseph Baiocchi — Bob, to the thousands who knew him — died on September 8, 2013, in… byTom MartensDecember 1, 2013
The Master of Meander: If Only Our Regrets… It’s a refrain inevitably amplified by age: “If I’d known then what I know now. . .” Topics… bySeth NormanOctober 1, 2013
The Art of Angling: Paul Waters Artist’s Statement Like many of us, I guess, one of my earliest memories was reeling in a bluegill… byStaffOctober 1, 2013
California Confluences: Bob Madgic If you’ve read California Fly Fisher for any length of time, you’ve read the outdoor writing of Bob… byBud BynackOctober 1, 2013