Along The Way
A fishing trip across Canada introduces a passionate group of fly tossers to some amazing places, but their most lasting memories are of the people they meet.
A Way Home
Veterans of wars 40 years apart find peace fly-fishing a New England trout stream.
The Ways of the River Dodder
Searching for a trophy in an urban gem that flows through Dublin, the author discovers the differences between passion and obsession
The Secret Ways of Snook
An appreciation of a fish that lurks in neighborhood canals and inlets, under bridges, in the surf and in your dreams
The Real Deal
Richard Stanczyk is growing impatient. We haven’t caught a bonefish. “One thing I have not figured out in 67 years of fishing is how not to catch fish and still have a good time,” says Stanczyk.
Way Out There
This remote fishery off the Mosquito Coast of Honduras is known for its bonefish, permit and flats that stretch to the horizon.
The Deepest Currents
The first time I ever paid to go fishing was when I took a trip to Iceland in 1980. I had never fished for Atlantic salmon and was looking for some romance, as well as for a new experience in a new land.