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
Looking Through the Other End of the Telescope Back in the mid-1970S, I was stranded at some semiformal fishing gathering having to listen to a fellow… byLarry KenneyAugust 1, 2013