The Art of Angling: Samuel Marsden Brookes
Samuel Marsden Brookes was born in Middlesex, England, in 1816 to a Dutch family. His father was a…
The Art of Angling
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The Art of Angling: Caleen Sisk
“The Creator put salmon in the rivers for a reason,” says Caleen Sisk, tribal chief and spiritual leader…
The Art of Angling: Thomas Hill
Thomas Hill was born in England in 1829. He came to the United States in 1844. By the…
The Art of Angling: Jan Hale
Jan Hale was born into a Wisconsin fishing family. She grew to like fishing, although she hated putting…
The Art of Angling: Tony Davidson
Can taxidermy and conservation go together? In fact they can. Taxidermy, “the art of preparing, stuffing, and mounting…
The Art of Angling: Cindy Fox
Her daughter calls her a gypsy — and for good reason: Cindy Fox is constantly on the move.…
The Art of Angling: Allan Craig, Photographer
Allan Craig retired from a 30-year public school teaching career in 2002. In his words, it was “a…
The Art of Angling: Rodney Cloutier
To me, fly fishing isn’t about the fish, it’s about the fly. Imitating beating wings on water, stillborns…
The Art of Angling: John Rickard
About the Artist It seems clichéd to write that every artist has a muse, but perhaps it’s true.…
The Art of Angling: John Sherman
I started fishing at the very early age of 3 on a farm pond in North Carolina, far…