Archive for May, 2008
May 31st, 2008
Those who have been lucky enough to see a bootleg copy of the movie "Tarpon," filmed in Key West in 1974, have seen a glimpse of what fly fishing for tarpon was like in the early days. The film never...
May 31st, 2008
Those who have been lucky enough to see a bootleg copy of the movie "Tarpon," filmed in Key West in 1973, have seen a glimpse of what fly fishing for tarpon was like in the early days. The film never...
May 31st, 2008
The Cleveland Plain Dealer's D'Arcy Egan interviews John Gierach and talks about the author's latest book, Fool's Paradise, which recently arrived on store shelves. "'I love fishing and I love writing,' said Gierach by telephone from his rural Colorado home....
May 31st, 2008
The Cleveland Plain Dealer's D'Arcy Egan interviews John Gierach and talks about the author's latest book, Fool's Paradise, which recently arrived on store shelves. "'I love fishing and I love writing,' said Gierach by telephone from his rural Colorado home....
May 30th, 2008
Randal Sumner suggests you consider the per-gallon price of Diet Snapple and printer ink before you let your hatred of the Greedy Rotten Oil Companies get in the way selling that 3-ton rig and carpooling. "The cubicle people seem unhappy,...
May 30th, 2008
Randal Sumner suggests you consider the per-gallon price of Diet Snapple and printer ink before you let your hatred of the Greedy Rotten Oil Companies get in the way selling that 3-ton rig and carpooling. "The cubicle people seem unhappy,...
May 30th, 2008
On Oregon's Lower Deschutes and other western rivers, anglers wait for the annual phenomenon of the salmonfly hatch, which typically lasts only a couple of weeks. Paul Hansen, owner of the Riffle Fly Shop in Warm Springs and Bend, gives...
May 30th, 2008
On Oregon's Lower Deschutes and other western rivers, anglers wait for the annual phenomenon of the salmonfly hatch, which typically lasts only a couple of weeks. Paul Hansen, owner of the Riffle Fly Shop in Warm Springs and Bend, gives...
May 30th, 2008
Settling a dispute between guides who felt using more than two flies was hurting the trout population and those who claimed it was a traditional and accepted practice, yesterday the New Mexico Fish and Game Commission "voted unanimously to adopt...
May 30th, 2008
Settling a dispute between guides who felt using more than two flies was hurting the trout population and those who claimed it was a traditional and accepted practice, yesterday the New Mexico Fish and Game Commission "voted unanimously to adopt...
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