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.
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.
