Marc Payne Monday, February 27, 2012 I don’t think this place would classify as a river. During times of extreme rain it is little more than a high running creek. The water most days is an endless series of pools accentuated by small rushes of channeled white water. Its life […]
Dustin Carlson Friday, February 24, 2012 The Simms Tarpon Trucker Hat features a high crown and a snap back closure…and it’s awesome.
Owl Jones Friday, February 24, 2012 For nearly 20 years I’ve chased the bass of Marben Farms. Of course, almost no one calls it that anymore, since the State of Georgia purchased the land 21 or 22 years ago. But at one time, one family owned everything for miles around. […]
woo Monday, February 20, 2012 Long summer days afield Chasing fleeting prey Edgy grouse and hidden trout Gems of the wild Treasures Rewards Appreciating our quarries Their lives sustain our own Cool nights back at camp Recounting victory and defeat Good whiskey and better friends Laughing in the dark Fire-lit […]
Dustin Carlson Friday, February 17, 2012 Check out more Douglas Barnes Photography at www.nowpicturethis.com
Tom Lamphere Monday, February 13, 2012 In the state of Washington there is a body of water that stretches from Deception Pass in the north to the state capital Olympia, WA. At approximately 100 miles long and reaching depths ranging 200-600ft and a max of 930ft; The Puget Sound is […]
woo Wednesday, February 8, 2012 Continued from The Senex – Part 1 With the ease of decades of practice, he stripped three or four arm lengths of line from the reel, letting the current pull the slack form the line. With the quickness of a man half his age, the […]
woo Friday, February 3, 2012 It’s funny how certain sounds and smells can remind you of a place. There is one song, for example, that brings to my mind late nights on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, driving too fast with no lights on and all the windows rolled down, the […]
Dustin Carlson Friday, January 27, 2012 Stringing up two-handed rods can take a little time, so it is always best to have them assembled and ready to go.
Marc Payne Monday, January 23, 2012 I have so much junk in my fly boxes. I have a collections of odd flies I have tied that have never been used, and unless I have a chance encounter with a trout that is fond of the works of Salvador Dali, it […]
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