AJ Book Review: The Wild Salmon Chronicles
If you’ve ever been to the interior of Idaho, you know that it feels every bit the many hundreds of miles away from the Pacific …
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The Worst Guide in the World
The following is excerpted from Dylan Tomine’s wonderful new book, Headwaters: The Adventures, Obsession and Evolution of a Fly Fisherman. OK, I’m just going to …
Review: Patagonia’s Crazy Light Middle Fork Waders
With trout season approaching Adventure Journal revisits their review of Patagonia’s lightweight packable waders. When I first heard “packable waders” I rolled my eyes a …
Review: Reyr Gear’s Telescoping Fly Rod
An updated review by Justin Houseman of Reyr Gear’s “magical” telescoping fly rod. We’ve had this rod for a couple of years now, and have …
How to Tell If Your Favorite Fishing Stream Is at Risk from Climate Change
Many of the streams that people count on for fishing, water, and recreation are getting warmer as global temperatures rise. But they aren’t all heating …
Don’t Be Afraid of Inexpensive Fly-Fishing Gear
Often the barrier to entry to taking up fly fishing is the cost of the gear. John Housman lays out how you can get in …
Cadent
I’m not sure how we missed this one when it was released three years ago. Unless a tree has borne blossoms in spring, you will …
Fighting Cancer With Fly Fishing
In this piece in the Adventure Journal, Trout Unlimited’s southwest region communications director Kara Armano eloquently shares how fly fishing provides in more ways than …
Buy the Newest, Lightest, Shiniest Gear Or You Could Die
“Don’t spend money on gear. Spend it on plane tickets.” An Adventure Journal essay by Brendan Leonard on the benefits of kicking the obsession …
Meet the Brand New Drone Offering Legit Competition to DJI
Until recently, drones priced within the reach of non-professional adventure photographers have had three major downsides. They were too unwieldy to pack for adventure. The …