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Final Fours and Steelhead Frustration
Gonzaga’s Mark Few on hoops and fishing. I was half-way into my waders, ready to fish a Pennsylvania brook trout stream, when Mark Few returned my call. I ...
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Michigan Grayling
Anglers may be casting for this once lamented species within a decade. By Jon Osborn Michigan’s rich, trout-fishing legacy has been celebrated by writers like Harrison, Hemingway, and ...
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Dave Hughes’ Western Streamside Guide
Clear, concise, hatch-matching knowledge. We’re moving into big-time hatch season in the northern Rockies and that means newish anglers could soon be perplexed by emergences of Baetis, Callibaetis, ...
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Fifty Plus
You may have to test big lakes and open water to find muskie salvation. Sidling up to the bar at one of the legendary fisherman’s hangouts that populate ...
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Hatch Guide: Mother’s Day Caddis
by Greg Thomas The mother’s day caddis is a hatch I love to hate. Half the time it comes off when water conditions are sketchy at best, ...
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Mome Rath Blues
by Dana Sturn Here’s the thing: I never wanted to get too excited about hatchery fish. For me hatcheries represent a special kind of evil—like middle-aged despots, and ...
