August has a sound, and it's crickets. The last slow month before the calendar fills.
Everyone has a first fly. Not the first one you tied. The first one you trusted.
Every angler learns to read water for the obvious things. What takes longer is learning to distrust the flat.
The pull, when you take over a brand that needs rebuilding is to move fast. Announce something. Change things where people can see them. Prove to the world, and to yourself, that the decision was ...
The kids were asleep by nine. All four of them. The week had used them up the way good weeks do.
Why We Still Tie Our Own Flies
There are seventeen pheasant tail nymphs in my box. Proven pattern. Fish it every spring. And yet, on a Tuesday night in January, with the nearest trout water four months away, a spool of copper wi...
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