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The Drift: A Death March

It's early November, so I should've known better than to think a high-country stream stuffed with cutthroat trout would fish well. Even with the...

The Drift: The Best Drake Hatch Ever

I grew up hearing about Drake hatches in the reverential tones usually reserved for sporting events. The Green Drakes, in particular, were discussed with...

Chasing 30 at the Limay River Lodge

When it comes to brown trout, there is one holy grail—a 30-inch wild brown. In Colorado, tales of 30-inch fish are whispered amongst overzealous...

The Drift: Fly Fishing’s Only Rule

Some folks might disagree with me on this point, but one of fly fishing's best attributes is that it has no real rules. Your job is...

Maine’s First Lady of Fly Fishing

One of the country's first fly fishing writers, and an influential figure in fly fishing history, was a woman born in 1854 in Phillips,...

The Drift: An Important Casting Lesson

I saw a brown trout rise to eat a blue-winged olive in a riffle, and I immediately set the camera down. I was on...