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"October Trout"
While July may be a month for tall glasses of lemonade and August a time for corn on the cob, melted butter dripping...
Yellowstone Cutts, 18 Years Later
In 2002, I waded into a bubble line near the Sulphur Cauldron section of the Yellowstone River in Yellowstone National...
A Nod to Vince
There was grass to mow and weeds to pick, tools to be polished and a shed that needed to be cleaned. Then there was a...
"Secrets to Share"
I haven’t seen a fish in Bonnie Brook for nearly three weeks. They’re there, these wild trout, retreating to their...
"It's Been a Tough Few Months"
It’s been a tough few months—a virus we can’t seem to control, economic worries, social unrest across the...
Dry Flies, Foul-Mouthed Daughters and the World’s Best Cherry Pie: Fishing Wisconsin’s Driftless Area
On my third cast of the morning, I hear the tell-tale clunk of the fly hitting the rod. I figure no big deal. Just a...
"Settling Into Summer"
I’m hiking down a path, one that winds along the edge of a field choked with brambles and wild cherry trees. Beside...
"Bones"
From the road, the Lamar River winds a twisted, blue path through bleached-yellow meadows in Yellowstone National...
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