Good News – Skagit River Steelhead Fishery Plan Approved
Any fly fisher would claim they’d reached Valhalla if all their angling was in rivers abundant with steelhead trout, and that each fish gleamed in the sun. [...]
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Industry Shouts & Murmurs: March 23-29
Catch this weeks summary of news items that affect the preservation of the outdoors, public lands, and fly fishing's latest happenings. [...]
March 30, 2018
Industry Shouts & Murmurs, RECENT, Slide
Industry Shouts & Murmurs: Mar. 16-22
Catch this weeks summary of news items that affect the preservation of the outdoors, public lands, and fly fishing's latest happenings. [...]
March 22, 2018
FEATURE STORY, Slide
Industry Shouts & Murmurs Mar. 1 – 8
Shouts and Murmurs is a weekly summary of news items that affect the preservation and protection of our out of doors, public lands, and fly fishing avocation. [...]
March 8, 2018
Conservation, FEATURE STORY, News, Slide
Budget cuts eliminate striped bass enforcement
Rep. Lee Zeldin may have succeeded in his end goal of allowing anglers to target and harvest striped bass in Federal waters. [...]
March 1, 2018
Conservation, News, RECENT, Slide
Industry Shouts & Murmurs: Feb. 23 – Mar. 1
Shouts and Murmurs is a weekly summary of news items that affect the preservation and protection of our out of doors, public lands, and fly fishing avocation [...]
March 1, 2018
FEATURE STORY, Slide
Industry shouts & murmurs
This week’s Industry shouts & murmurs looks at Norway, portable propulsion, jellyfish, climate change, fly fishing DC, and marshes and wetlands [...]
February 15, 2018
FEATURE STORY, News, Slide
California salmon’s 2014 forced spawn
California’s persistent drought forced hatchery managers to resort to sucking baby salmon into tanker trucks for their man-made 280-mile migration toward the ocean [...]
Angler advantage, knowing what fish see
Many types of schooling fish and most large fish, particularly predators, have large eyes, but it's where they feed that determines the value needs of their vision [...]
You can’t fly fish for oysters, but with them you can keep-on
Trump destroyed the Clean Power Plan... reducing emissions from power plants – the biggest sources of carbon pollution by 32% from 2005 levels by 2030 [...]
October 24, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide
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