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Dropping Down on the Quetta
Running out across the channel between Albany Island and Adolphus Island, off Cape York, the…
How About Shocks, Mate?
I have a pet theory about big spring tides, associated with full or new moons,…
Picking Up the (Meat) Stick
It had been a good long while since I picked up a spinning rod with…
Dawns & Departures
One frosty morning in December of 1998, I was standing on a hillside in Wales…
Tying for the Moon
I still remember, with a vividness I appreciate more each year, the first time I…
Everyone’s a Cowboy. Some More, Some Less.
Thirty years ago, the editor-in-chief of Gray’s Sporting Journal, David Foster, summoned me down to…
The Ever-Disappearing Roy M. Mason
I can think of no sadder words for an artist, whether living or dead, in…
Yet Another Stevens (Yay!)
Stevens devotees are lucky: No matter how many you own, you can never claim to…
For the Birds
Leeson again. On birds, from The Habit of Rivers. Not surprising, he says, “that so…
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The Habit of Fall
Nothing reminds me of just how lucky I am to find myself calling Oregon home…
Secret Weapons
The two books I reach for to help me concoct some sort of Water Boatmen…Gray's Sporting Properties
