The Billion-to-One Odds: Why Fly Fishing is a Privilege, Not Just a Hobby
Guest Author Chris Higgins reflects on Warren Buffett's 'Ovarian Lottery' and the Global Cost of a Cast. Time to think while flying As I sit in my seat, flying to yet another beautiful destination,...
The Pattern That Changed Everything
I was twelve years old when I tied my first beadhead gold ribbed hare’s ear nymph. It was messy. The dubbing was uneven. The ribbing wasn’t perfect. The head was a little too big. But it caught a f...
Guest post by Chris Higgins Why do you fish? A frequently asked question. One I like answering. One that causes some self-reflection. One that brings back good memories of vibrant orange sunrises...
There’s a box in my vest that I never open on the water. It’s full of flies I spent hours tying. Patterns I was excited about. Variations I was sure would work. Flies that looked perfect under the ...
There’s a moment at the end of every fishing day that I’ve come to love more than the fishing itself. It’s not the first cast. Not the best drift. Not even the fish - though those are nice when the...
Winter tying isn’t about urgency—it’s about craft, patience, and preparing for what’s next. A reflection on the rhythm of tying when there’s no rush.
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