When Watersheds Burn For the last handful of years, I’ve gone into various parts of the watersheds west and south of… byMark EricksenApril 1, 2023
Surfperch Safari The California surf remains an unknown frontier for most fly fishers, although a number of pioneers have been… byRichard AndersonApril 1, 2023
The Good Fight: California Fishery and Water Quality Activist Bill Jennings Dies at Age 79 The California Sportfishing Protection Alliance and the fish of California lost Bill Jennings on December 27, 2022. Above… byChris ShutesApril 1, 2023
The Paper Hatch: Favorite Flies for… Favorite Flies for… A series from Stackpole Books by multiple authors, 2020–2022 (so far); $24.95 hardbound. Nowadays, a… byRichard AndersonApril 1, 2023
At the Vise: Blowfly Humpy I’ve always called them “attractor patterns.” Dave Hughes, on the other hand, in his monumental reference book, Trout… byScott SadilApril 1, 2023
Catchy Ideas: Clippy, the Bendable Fly Many of us make changes to a fly pattern, either to enhance a specific attribute or because we… byRobert KetleyApril 1, 2023
The Foraging Angler: More NorCal Faves This issue’s column covers a number of eateries from Burney to Chester and along the Interstate 5 corridor… byLance GrayApril 1, 2023
Beneath the Surface: This May Be the Last Time The words of strangers have blessed and informed my life. Often, they have reminded me of my impermanence… bySteve PenceApril 1, 2023
The Spruce I just finished tying an old-time pattern called the Spruce, also known as the Spruce Fly, one of… byAndy GuibordApril 1, 2023
Streamers: Hunting and Hoping Picture yourself on a stream in the Sierra as spring begins to arrive. It’s been a long winter,… byBill BarichApril 1, 2023