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Stay in shape: You’ll be a lot happier when you pick up the ten-weight.
Winter Workouts
Pick up a fly rod, say, or a pair of oars or even a garden…
The New Fish
In the October, 2023, issue of Gray’s, Chris Camuto, who writes so insightfully about sporting…
Kittredge
For more than eight decades now, the significance of December 7 has been associated with…
Match the Hatch
by Scott Sadil Joe phoned. He’d driven into the upper river, found some good trout…
Big queenfish, not caught on the Quetta.
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,…
Longtail Tuna - Photo by Daniel Favato
Picking Up the (Meat) Stick
It had been a good long while since I picked up a spinning rod with…
Holland & Holland ‘Royal,’ freshly finished, borrowed for the occasion, and not (quite) disgraced.
Dawns & Departures
One frosty morning in December of 1998, I was standing on a hillside in Wales…
Alphlexo Crab
Tying for the Moon
I still remember, with a vividness I appreciate more each year, the first time I…
The Ruger Blackhawk came along in 1956, chambered in .357 Magnum, and has been with us ever since. The holster is by George Lawrence, from the 1960s.
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…
Roy Martell Mason (1886–1972)
The Ever-Disappearing Roy M. Mason
I can think of no sadder words for an artist, whether living or dead, in…
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. Model 52 “Schuetzen Jr.” in .22 Long Rifle, probably made just before the Great War. Note the unusual configuration of the Monte Carlo comb and pronounced perch-belly stock. This is reminiscent of the work of George Schoyen of Denver.
Yet Another Stevens (Yay!)
Stevens devotees are lucky: No matter how many you own, you can never claim to…
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