California Confluences: Hal Janssen Hal Janssen caught his first trout on a fly in 1950, when he was seven years old, on… byArt DollossoAugust 1, 2011
Joe Kimsey Remembered On March 23, 2011, the world suddenly became less interesting. That’s the day Joseph, Ellsworth Kimsey (81) passed… byChip O’BrienJune 1, 2011
The Master of Meander: Excuses, Excuses Some days, the fishing’s just slow, some days, though, you are slow, and if that’s the problem when… bySeth NormanJune 1, 2011
The Art of Angling: Gordon Bryan About the Artist For me, one of life’s greatest joys is to combine fly fishing with the way… byStaffJune 1, 2011
California Confluences: Michael Schweit and the Southwest Council of the Federation of Fly Fishers In 1964, Lee Wulff told Bob Wethern of the Flyfishers Club of Oregon that “a loose federation of… byBud BynackJune 1, 2011
The Master of Meander – “Good Enough”: The Fly Is the Thing Call him nameless. Ever since this relatively recent descendent of Homo erectus tied the first fly in his… bySeth NormanApril 1, 2011
California Confluences: Bob Pauli Fly fishers tend to be passionate about the sport, but some are more passionate than most about some… byBud BynackApril 1, 2011
The Master of Meander: Another Darn Winter of Discontent Unless memory fails me, and it does, the last time I built a column of short pieces, I… bySeth NormanFebruary 1, 2011
The Art of Angling: Mike Bundesilich About the Artist Fly fishing has been an important part of my entire life. The thrill of catching… byStaffFebruary 1, 2011
California Confluences: Scott Sadil Readers of California Fly Fisher need no introduction to “Scott Sadil,” who has appeared in numerous feature articles,… byBud BynackFebruary 1, 2011