First Nations call for end to B.C. open-net salmon farms
B.C.’s First Nations Leadership Council is calling for an immediate end to marine-based salmon farming in the province, following reports by B.C. fish farm owners …
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Fine Folks, Okay Anglers: Ten and Two Co.
We’re super stoked to share this profile of Ten and Two Co. and the fine folks behind the brand written by our mutual friend Greg …
TBT: Eastern Rises
So good. The Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East may as well be the end of the Earth. Its enormously wild landscape is swarming …
Judge Blasts Feds on Logging Plan in The Tongass
A federal judge handed a logging project proposed for the Alaskan wilderness a major setback, finding the environmental impact studies for the project were inadequate …
“BIG LAND” | Brook Trout Fishing In The Heart Of Labrador
4 friends embark on the adventure of a lifetime in search of a wildness seldom found in the urban sprawl of the Anthropocene. In an …
RIO’s SlickCast: The slickest, most durable fly lines ever made
RIO takes the wraps off their latest fly line technology. RIO Products, manufacturer of world-class fly lines, leaders, tippet material, and flies, announce the release …
Book Of The Week Wednesday
Every Wednesday our friend, writer, and Patty Fly Fish Ambassador Dylan Tomine has been sharing some of his favorite books on Instagram. Check it out …
Snake River To Close To Fishing For Steelhead
Some more bad news regarding Snake River steelhead from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Reason for action: The 2020 Columbia River forecasted return …
Trout Season – Going Nocturnal
In Northern Michigan, in the heat of the summer, every river essentially becomes two. There is the river of the midday sun – and there …
$500 fine for helicopter incident in Bob Marshall Wilderness
$500? Well, that’s a real deterrent for a guy with a helicopter. A Bozeman man who illegally landed a helicopter on a sandbar in the …