My Mother Fished for Carp
A thick-bodied fish with a hard-ringed mouth and the taste of mud in its flesh predicts the fortune of one mother's family
Freshwater
It is the sound of moving water, the pull of current on your legs, a Hendrickson hatch and a river of big browns. A fat largemouth in a farm pond or a native brookie in a wild river, sweet-water fishing runs through our lives.
Places of Peace
A palliative care nurse practitioner struggles to write about fishing during the COVID-19 crisis, but draws strength and solace from memories of the waters she loves.
Teaching the Teacher
When a fishing guide instructs his writing professor in the language of trout and rivers
Run, Fish, Drink, Repeat
Flyathlons are a tailored for those who like to run, drink craft beer, catch a trout or two and have a blast
Passion and the Gray Man
The author and her brother pry the underworlds of the United Kingdom, one for trout and one for trouble
Dangerous Dan
One of the most respected anglers in Montana, Dan Lahren reflects on his life as a guide and friend to some of the finest writers of his generation
Rooted
Meredith McCord, who has 168 IGFA records, credits her family, God and the wilderness lakes around Nestor Falls, Ontario, with her success in fishing and life