Under the Alders: Recent History Catching fish is as old as mankind. We’ve poisoned, trapped, clubbed, speared, netted, snagged, noodled, and of course… byLisa CutterFebruary 1, 2018
Under the Alders: The Perfect Trout Stream Using numbers, graphs, and charts, scientists and academics routinely define the theoretically perfect stream. Riffle-to-pool ratios, frequency of… byRalph CutterDecember 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Perception Revisited One of the most horse-whipped themes in the world of fly fishing pertains to fish perception. What colors… byRalph CutterOctober 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Tips for the Hot Summer Snow This has year has broken all records for the Sierra snowpack and with it all records for questions… byRalph CutterAugust 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Flies in the Face of Logic The popularity of an artificial fly pattern may last longer than the life span of a mayfly, but… byLisa CutterJune 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Got Wood? Nevada City, California, February 7, 2017. “The area is highly unstable, and we expect further slides,” (State Park… byRalph CutterApril 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Bouncing Betty Bouncing Betty was conceived on the Madison River in July of 2011. Lisa and I had just purchased… byRalph CutterFebruary 1, 2017
Under the Alders: Boredom Norman Maclean was haunted by waters. Apparently he thought that was a good thing. I’m haunted by boredom,… byRalph CutterDecember 1, 2016
Under the Alders: A Wonderful Beast Mountain whitefish have saved my butt more times than I can count. In the dog days of summer,… byLisa CutterDecember 1, 2016
Under the Alders: Run for Cover California has the most diverse fishing opportunities in the nation. There are high-Sierra tarns so clear that golden… byLisa CutterAugust 1, 2016