It’s All Home Water: Restorative Shovels and Dynamite
Upstream of the Snake River dams in Idaho, Riggins waits for the fish to return. By the time steelhead or salmon pass the town of …
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It’s All Home Water: Oregon Steelhead
Steve Duda, Patagonia’s managing editor for fly fishing, penned this profile of Oregon steelhead guide Jeff Hickman. Jeff Hickman is a prominent steelhead fishing guide, …
Saving One River: Hoh Steelhead in Decline
Colin Wiseman’s thoughtful and thorough overview of the challenges, and opportunities, facing wild steelhead in Washington’s iconic Hoh River. Wiseman interviewed the Wild Steelhead Coalition’s …
Notes From a Non-Angler
Longtime Patagonia contributing photographer Andrew Burr set off to Mongolia with a group of talented lifelong anglers. As a non-angler, he found interesting perspectives on …
Dirtbag Diaries: Trespassers
“You have to imagine that you’re on the frozen Arctic Ocean. You’re six miles from shore, you can’t really tell where the ocean stops and …
Curacao’s Big Oil and Big Tarpon
More on the tarpon fishing in Curaco from Patagonia’s The Cleanest Line, including some insights from “revered” fish biologist, Andy Danylchuk.
Why Minnesota Can’t Afford Mining Near the Boundary Waters
The Boundary Waters is facing a dire threat from proposed sulfide-ore mining within its watershed, less than a mile from the wilderness edge. This type …