The Last Pheasant Hunt
Upland bird hunting was a big part of my late teen and early adult life. The Texas Panhandle of that time boasted an abundance of doves, quail, wild turkey and…
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To Weather a Storm
The fog settled in the trees surrounding the deep green water of Coos Bay as Elliot and I unloaded kayaks from the trailer while Steve went over shuttling logistics with…
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Haul Your Butt, Not Your Line
Every once in a while, I have to remind myself that fly fishing still exists, since I’m still living in the Texas Panhandle – for now. Unfortunately, a guy can…
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10wt Class Ring
I don’t carry much baggage. The few regrets I have are mostly about things I didn’t do, not things I did — and even that list is short. But there’s…
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Lander and Sinks Canyon – A Story of Changes
The town of Lander, Wyoming is something of a hub. Located on US Highway 287, where it winds through the Wind River Mountains, the town is the start/endpoint for several…
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The Greys River, Then and Now
Wyoming holds many “secret” adventure destinations. One of those lies on her western border and travels along it approximately 60 miles. I’m fortunate to have been there and walked along…
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Book Review: “Chukar Culture: Memory, Dogs, Paradox” by Robert McMichael
While I usually have no difficulty expressing my opinion on things, I’ve somewhat struggled to write this review. Most of the blame for this lies with the fact that I…
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Hog Heaven
In the late 1970s, I lived with my wife and kids in a company village that no longer exists, although you can still find the name “Table Rock” on Google…
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How to Catch (and Release) a Woman
Life is full of lessons, and many of mine have been learned with a fly rod in hand. If you’ve followed the journeys I’ve shared here, you already know that.…
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