At the end of January, I wrote a blog about the dilemma I faced being two hours from home without…
Blog
Featured Post
How to Enrich Your Life with Fly Fishing (or other hobbies) Part 2
At a time when people are traveling less and are stressed more, finding a hobby that is rewarding can provide…
Latest Posts
How We Give and How We Receive
My eyes open in a snap. Instantly I throw aside the covers and bolt to the living room to see […]
Nobody Wins Afraid of Losing
Saturday, late morning, I was preparing my truck to leave to go fishing, loading up the waders and boots, and […]
Don’t Give Up, Don’t Ever Give Up
This time of year is filled with holiday events and family time. When the weather turns cold, another mental reminder […]
Staying in the Lane
“The fly, the leader, and the rod tip need to be in the same lane” were the first words of […]
Planning, Preparation, Execution, and Being Present to the Moment
The ring of the alarm clock on my phone is met with my open eyes. 4:58 AM. I woke up […]
Thanksgiving Thoughts on Fly Fishing
The air is cold and crisp; the smell of wood stoves burning fills the air as I lace my boots. […]
Teaching and Learning About Fly Fishing
Walking from the parking area, each step in my wading boots crunched against the gravel. I love that sound as […]
Joyful Noise and Uplifting Moments
With all the uncertainty following the election this week, I was feeling some elevated tension. I noticed my tone was […]
The Uncertainty of Connection and Setting the Hook
I check my footing on the uneven rocks, and then I check my flies. The size 14 elk hair caddis […]
When I Don’t Know What to Do
The quiet flow of the river is suddenly interrupted by a large splash. I turn to see and all that […]