I’ve just read an extremely enjoyable and engaging book, “Headwaters” by Dylan Tomine, published by Patagonia https://capitaloneshopping.com/s/patagonia.com/coupon The book is best described as a warm, feel-good,
In part one of “What is the Future of US Trout Fisheries”, I discussed the role played by fishery managers, the “Restore the Natives” programs,
I find it difficult to contemplate the future of US trout fisheries. Several years ago, Chris Wood, president of Trout Unlimited (https://www.tu.org) raised a red flag
I am a life member of Trout Unlimited, and believe in the balance of nature that biodiversity provides. But native trout restoration is an issue
This New Year is different for me; I am a new grandparent! This constellation of events has caused me to reflect on passing the torch
I met Justin Witt in Kamchatka, Russia, last year, where he was the head fly fishing guide for a wilderness adventure that my son Matt
With this article, I would like to introduce a new type of article, interviews with professional fly fishing guides. I hope to offer a series
I have been reluctant to write a blog about trout stocking, because it is a very emotional issue for me. I truly love fly fishing
Felts vs Rubber, revisited In March, I discussed the problem of exotics, with a focus on the conservation controversy over the spread of whirling disease.
Zebra mussels, lake trout, didymo, northern snakehead, and myxobolus cerebralis- what do these have in common? They are all referred to as “exotic species” or
