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Salmonflies on the Big D
Deschutes River, Oregon By Chris Santella Oregon may not rank as high as neighboring Idaho and Montana for bucket-list dry-fly fishing, but there are exceptions—March browns on the ...
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New Media
Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers Simon and Schuster; $27; 225 pages John Gierach’s most recent collection of essays, Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers, demonstrates ...
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Night Caddis
Lundbreck Falls, Crowsnest River, Alberta by Dana Sturn A friend lost a fly box on the Crowsnest River. It slipped out of an open vest pocket. We never ...
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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, ...
