The Flyfish Journal 16.2’s Gallery, “Clear Intentions,” featured the work of photographer/director Chase White with an introduction from author Jesse L. Robbins. “To capture anadromous fishing effectively, artfully and creatively,” Robbins wrote, “is to be able, first, to identify a handful of meaningful moments over the course of a trip, and shoot them in a way […]
Mike Thienes, director of Water Sabbath and Sando Chunk, takes us just down the road to Lanesboro, MN, USA. This idyllic town in southeast Minnesota’s Root River Valley is home shimmering rivers and streams that support world-class trout fishing—with, of course, some smallmouth bass fishing that can hold its own as well. Above: The Root […]
In the world of craftsmanship, some artisans find inspiration in a single medium, while others embrace the challenge of mastering more than one. Olivia Elia, based in Bend, OR, is one such artist. An accomplished guitar luthier, her passion for woodworking led her to the world of bamboo fly rod building. Left: Elia at work […]
Step back in time to the fateful June day in 1999 when Whatcom Creek’s course was forever changed by a devastating explosion. Against the backdrop of urban waterways and lush green spaces, witness a powerful narrative of resilience emerging from the aftermath. Join us as we introduce you to the dedicated locals who share a […]
We need stories about the mundane things, like sandwiches. Films based on something small, and even poorly defined, but nonetheless enough to spur creativity. In fact, the stickiest memories may actually come from the small things found in the margins of each adventure. Those margins can border on the sacred in terms of providing hidden […]
What is Carpstroke? It’s wondering why you came down here; long sagebrush bushwhacks; adrenaline spikes and blood sugar crashes, a swing from failure to elation mirrored only by that of the mercury in the thermometer. Carpstroke leaves you questioning the process, second guessing the move, seeking cold water refugia after triple digit days. On the […]
To attempt to capture the uncapturable is like solving a murder without any clues, suspects or witnesses. Most of the ocean’s wide breadth of life escapes our eyes. Think about that. Most of what the ocean produces we miss: it escapes us, our grasp, our understanding, quietly sinking under humanity’s radar. This, to some, is […]
Supported by Sage Follow Seth Blackamore as he takes a few new friends high into the Eastern Sierra in search of Golden Trout. Blackamore has been exploring these mountains and lakes for almost a decade and this adventure proved to be the wildest one yet. With help from a local pack outfit, Blackamore loads the […]
Supported by Yakima Racks The state of Minnesota offers a plethora of rich flyfishing opportunities. From the crystal clear streams of the north to the bustling rivers of the Twin Cities, the state is a haven for anglers of all levels with a diverse array of species that call these waters home. From brook trout […]
Supported by Yakima Racks, Bajío Sunglasses & Rainier Beer Life is already way better if there’s a dog involved in all aspects of it and there’s not one time that I’ve ever been like ‘I wish my dog wasn’t here.’ I always want her with me. Earlier this summer, we met up with Kayla Lockhart […]
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