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  READING LIGHT

  Roger Fowler’s custom sculptures try to capture a fish’s unique light [Chris Santella] NATURAL LIGHT—AND BY EXTENSION, its relationship to color—has long fascinated artists. It was the light ...

  On February 10, 2020 / By Seth Fields
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  Salvation on the Snake

  Using fly fishing to help youth reconcile with trauma. [by Greg Robinson] Our guide, Chase Hines, maneuvers his drift boat off the chocolate-colored river and into a small ...

  On February 6, 2020 / By Seth Fields
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  Mousin’ North

  When kings are taken out of the equation, rainbows and Dollys save the day. [By Rick Kustich] For nearly an hour the single-engine plane whines over miles of ...

  On January 21, 2020 / By Seth Fields
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  Search for hatches wherever and whenever you might find them, rather than chasing down rumors on the internet, and you’re likely to have a whole river to yourself.

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  Angling for Surprise

  You can hit the major rivers at prime time, or you can find your own game to play, on a mostly deserted field. by Dave Hughes I know ...

  On January 6, 2020 / By Seth Fields
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  The War on Glyphosate

  What’s behind all the glyphosate hysteria, and why should it worry anglers? [by Ted Williams] “CANCER WARNING, Roundup [glyphosate]” shouts a typical ad, one of hundreds on TV ...

  On December 31, 2019 / By Seth Fields
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  The Prince Family Tree

  Since its inception, tiers have tweaked, manipulated, and reworked this classic nymph into dozens of unique patterns. BY KEN MCCOY My dad’s fly box is chock-full of the ...

  On December 23, 2019 / By Seth Fields