Sliding the leader through the guides of the fly rod I felt hurried. The window to fish was small, any clumsiness or wasted movements would limit my time on the water even more. A car pulling into the parking lot…
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A Week of History Lessons and Maple Syrup
The group was gathering slowly at first, with each new arrival adding a change to the dynamic until the room filled and it was hard to determine when people were coming or going. My wife joined me, and she helps…
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How You Begin Opens You To the Greatest Opportunity
Sliding the leader through the guides of the fly rod I felt hurried. The window to fish was small, any […]
Tips to Fly Fish in Windy Conditions
The last remaining leaves fell from the trees and blown across the valley as gusts of wind reached twenty-five miles […]
A Week of History Lessons and Maple Syrup
The group was gathering slowly at first, with each new arrival adding a change to the dynamic until the room […]
Stacked Leaves and Energy Flow
The air was still cold and crisp as the morning sun hadn’t emerged enough to cut through the low clouds. […]
Painting a Beautiful Background for Fly Fishing
The alarm clock went off a few hours later this morning than my previous Sunday fishing trip. It was nice […]
Making the Most of a Quick Fly Fishing Session
Looking at the clock my brain started running through math problems. What did I have enough time to do between […]
Tips for the Seasonal Change of Fall Fishing
I slide open the glass door to head to the car. It’s dark, but the bright moon gives off enough […]
Why I Wrote a Novel About Fly Fishing
Over the winter of 2021 and the spring of 2022, I wrote The Mend, a story of a man named […]
Everyone Should Have Fishing Buddies
“Fish on!” Magic words for any angler to hear. “Scott! Got ‘em!” Mark’s voice shakes as he raises his voice […]
Looking Back at a Summer of Fly Fishing
The air smells different, sycamores are beginning to shed large brittle, brown leaves and the vibrant yellows of the river […]