Twelve days after first feeling sharp edges with each shallow and a subtle tightness in my chest, I had been through the worst of my first bout with Covid. The first five days were unpleasantly filled with body aches, extreme…
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Is Fly Fishing a Game?
The art of the fishing story is one I enjoy; I even appreciate the embellishments of the size and spectacle of the catch that may be added to elevate the story. With humblebrags commonly splashed within the language of a…
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Just What the Doctor Ordered
Twelve days after first feeling sharp edges with each shallow and a subtle tightness in my chest, I had been […]
Is Fly Fishing a Game?
The art of the fishing story is one I enjoy; I even appreciate the embellishments of the size and spectacle […]
A Beautiful Refusal
An artful cast delivers a fly accurately and delicately. For beginning anglers, casting is a challenge of timing and coordination […]
Take Better Care of Yourself to Prolong Your Fly Fishing
Standing in the freezing water, my ego was working overtime. A pseudo badge of honor was shining in my mind […]
Four Considerations for Fewer Tangles
The gentle sound of falling water, a cool breeze, and lush streamside vegetation create an atmosphere for most fly fishing […]
Starting with a Sunrise
As the orange glow of the rising sun ascended and spread over the cornfields and back lit a barn and […]
How Much Fishing is Enough?
Have you ever been asked this question? Replace “fishing” with any word/hobby of your choice for a similar dilemma. Normally […]
Feeling Refreshed from Five Days in the Catskills
I missed writing and posting my blog last week. The first one I missed since I started in January of […]
Take Time to Enjoy the Relaxing Sounds of Fly Fishing
The rising sun announces its ascent through a gradual increase in light as darkness is broken by twilight, hiding the […]
Getting Back in the Flow
Before the sun rose, twilight began to light the stream valley enough for me to see the large boulders upstream […]