FEATURES
Journal: Agony
Fish swim in our memories and hopes.
by Russ Lumpkin
Humiliation & Redemption
Never give in. Never. Never. Never.
by Vance Sherwood
Some Thoughts on Guiding
Like fishing but with the chance to look up.
by Andrew Griffiths
Ten-Year Tarpon
Achieving a dream and finding it’s not enough.
by Ryan Brod
Who Will Tie My Knots?
The fish wait for him, and I will wait until they know a part of him is still here.
by Mathew T. Burgan
PHOTO ESSAYS
Wolf Fish
by Brian Grossenbacher
A Keys Spring
by Jeff Edvalds
Gaspé Salmon
by Tosh Brown
COLUMNS
Landscape: Anonymous, a Lake
Keep on casting, because you don’t want it said, “She didn’t try.”
by Erin Block
Traditions: Fly-Fishing in Maine Lakes
by Charles Stevens Edited by Will Ryan
Angling: Drugs of Choice
Tragedy, maturity, and fly fishing.
by Miles Nolte
Shooting: The Spirit of ’98
A Mauser from Mauser—finally.
by Terry Wieland
Art: Adrianno Manocchia
The less traveled road of the self-educated artist.
by Brooke Chilvers
Eating: Morning Trout
A brunch menu.
by Martin Mallet
Expeditions: The Bigger They Are, the Harder They Fool
Fishing the monster bonefish of the Cook Islands.
by Richard Chiappone
Books: Biogeographies
by Christopher Camuto
Poem: Frozen Antlers
by Michael Garrigan
FRONT COVER: Suppertime, an original hand-colored etching, 9 x 12 inches, by Rod Crossman. INSIDE FRONT COVER: “What Ned Did,” a photograph by Russ Lumpkin.
