People
We’re alike, yet we all have distinctive stories to tell. Meet the characters, salts and passionate anglers from the many angling tribes who make our watery world so rich.
Shaped by Water
North Carolina novelist David Joy enjoys talking about fishing and turkeys, woods and water as he plumbs a small “speck” stream in the Appalachians.
Fishwife
The tension between a mountain gal and a fish hound keeps a marriage interesting.
One Fly to Rule Them All
Best-known for his namesake pattern, Bob Clouser's contributions to fly-fishing reach far beyond fly tying.
Guide Types
The ever-changing crop of newcomers to the guiding trade can be grouped into several categories.
The Artist's Eye
Savio Mizzi says if he put as much time into his work as he did fishing, he'd be rich of purse but not of spirit.
Remembering Capt. Steve Quinlan
A big mako turned the charter skipper into a proponent of catch-and-release fishing for broodstock sharks.
Lures
A poem about tackle boxes, old lures and secrets.
