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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The One That Got Away
When I moved back to Oregon from New York City, I spent as much time outside as I could. My years in the Outdoor Adventure Leadership program consisted of camping,…
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Cooper Rifles 5200, & SHOT Show 2026 Recap
I enjoy puttering around SHOT Show each year. The bar for every product in this entire industry is so high now that things that used to be “revolutionary” are now…
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Book Review: “River Songs” by Steve Duda
Waiting for a table at the liveliest restaurant in downtown Port Angeles, the full sun still bleating overhead at the dinner hour in the Pacific Northwest, we crossed 1st Street…
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Fly Fishing in the 21st Century
Howdy. After three years of writing, one year of editing, four years of re-editing and two years of more editing, I have finally completed my book, Threat Lev Fly Fishing…
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Christmas Tidings, and A Year In Review
As quickly as it arrived, another year has come and gone. They say time flies when you’re having fun, and nowhere has that felt more true than here—working alongside our…
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Gray Wolf Delisting Update: H.R. 845 Passes The House
Here’s a divisive opinion among outdoorsman — wolves (and today we’re talking about the gray wolf specifically) belong on the American landscape. They were here first, long before federal lists,…
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The Two-Holster Solution for Any Hunting or Fishing Trip
If you have been in “the game” long enough, you undoubtedly have a bin, drawer, box, or otherwise a stash of holsters. Since holster fitment, comfort, and use-cases are just…
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Buffleheaded Rascal
The tang of seawater stings my lips with the jet sled bobbing behind me in the tide. In it, my fifty-year-old Remington nestled among the decoys and shell bags. If…
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