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Rolling your own
If you wish to make a fly rod from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Newsletter
If you wish to make a fly rod from scratch, you must first invent the universe.
Newsletter
Grand Canyon dreaming, communing with the fishes, Jackson County's finest, Tokyo shopping, and a great smallmouth bass learning opportunity
Writing
When we can't fish and make stories, we read stories. Sometimes those are fly-fishing stories, and sometimes they're not. Here are three that rolled across the bedside table, from the Grand Canyon to the Mariana Trench to the Carhartteratti of Jackson Hole's Persephone Bakery.
Writing
Many presidents have fished, but few had the soul of an angler.
Newsletter
Sometimes, literally. The five favorite (mostly) fly-fishing books I read this year
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Recalling the shaper of a Platonic fly-fishing reality, in his own words
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Digging in on the progression from Aspen Extreme to Trout Bum (RIP John Gierach), Grant Petersen CFS GOAT, SalmonSuperHwy lauded by the White House, and more
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On Adam Phillips, and finding, and re-finding our identities as anglers
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Moving beyond the engineering mindset, and trying to embrace frustration as a key function of learning
Writing
A definitive, once-and-for-all, not at all biased list of all the fly-fishing books that matter, from books for the fly-fishing curious beginner to technical methods and romantic lore
Writing
If you get a chance to visit the Angler's Club in New York City, take it. It's the nucleus of the sport's North American origins.
Writing
Lunn's extensive restoration and reclamation work on the Test is a must-read for anyone interested in the practice of taking care of a river.