While grayling are always a hoot, you catch them for different expectations and rewards.

...the FDA is seriously considering approval of the first genetically engineered food animal for human consumption—a salmon that grows at twice the rate of natural salmon. A Frankenfish designed by man to—once again—outdo nature.

Photo by Socha

Just finished a six day marathon trip to eastern Montana...

One of the benefits of lving in NW Washington is access to the variety of species: five types of salmon, two sea-run trout and one sea-run char tend to garner the bulk of attention, but there is a warmer and more turbid secret tucked just below the CDN border.

Some say both fishermen and politicians are born to lie...

Photo: Copi Vojta

Deep purple clouds boil over the sage and native grass covered hills. Nighthawks swoop and drone as they feed on insects. Swallows, too.

Photo: Ginny Holt

Grayling: The rodent predator