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  The Cane Mutiny

  Once overshadowed by modern rod materials, the essence of bamboo is being rediscovered by contemporary anglers. [by Tom Keer] ...

  On September 22, 2017 / By American Angler
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  A Peripatetic Painter

  GROWING UP IN DALLAS, TEXAS, PAUL PUCKETT always drew and painted, and when his grandfather passed away in 1988, Paul inherited a Berkley 8-foot, 7-weight rod and a ...

  On September 22, 2017 / By American Angler
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  Pupae, Cases & Tent Wings

  From early spring to well past October, caddisflies offer a three-season smorgasbord for trout. [by Jason Randall] ...

  On September 14, 2017 / By American Angler
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  Going Dark: Freshwater

  Tips and techniques for hunting monstrous trout that go bump in the night. [by James P. Spica Jr.] ...

  On September 1, 2017 / By American Angler
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  Wired Up

  AS A YOUNG BOY AND NOVICE TO THE ART OF FLY FISHING, I relied heavily on fooling trout into eating poorly presented Hare’s-Ear, Pheasant-Tail, and Prince Nymphs. At that ...

  On June 30, 2017 / By American Angler
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  Going Native in Utah

  The new Utah Cutthroat Slam asks anglers to catch all four of the state’s native subspecies, discover new waters, and help preserve trout diversity. [by Philip Monahan] ...

  On June 16, 2017 / By American Angler