by Paul Smith | Jul 31, 2024
Newfoundland and Labrador’s crystal-clear waters teem with brook trout, a telling testament to this unspoiled land.
by Michael M. DeWitt, Jr. | Jul 18, 2024
It was an act of violence rougher than anything Hemingway ever wrote about – the blood-curdling screams made me sick to my stomach. But about that time I hooked a monster bluegill… A Southern Tall Tale Excuse me, gents. Jimmy Shakes here, nice to meet ya. I couldn’t...
by Beau Beasley | Jul 3, 2024
The old war wound nagged at him as he waded the stream.
by Art Isberg | Jun 26, 2024
The secluded waterway became the perfect setting for a lifetime of treasured memories.
by Mike Gaddis | Jun 22, 2024
It was the day of his birth, the genesis of his sixty-third year, and it had been a good one. It could have been celebrated anywhere in the world, as so many times before it had. But not today. Not this time. Today, it had been spent on the small streams near home,...
by Jerry Dennis | Jun 22, 2024
Even on the best damned walleye lake in America, sometimes you have to lower your standards a bit and catch what you can. The guy I’ll call X-Factor kept calling and leaving messages on my phone. Somebody told him that I planned to fish Lake Erie in September, and he...
by Duncan Dobie | Jun 18, 2024
Duncan Dobie tells of Arthur Woody, a visionary character for forest and wildlife restoration extraordinaire in the early 20th century mountain ranges of Northern GA. The sudden spring thunderstorm stopped almost as quickly as it had started. It blew...
by Michael Altizer | May 31, 2024
A brown trout has no soul. Souls are reserved for the fisherman and his kind, along with the accountability that most assuredly accompanies a soul.
by Jon Osborn | May 31, 2024
Memories of Grandpa and the solid tug of a big bluegill are all he needs.
by Brent Frazee | May 19, 2024
Enjoying the abundance of wildlife on the American prairie.