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A photographic journal. by Denver Bryan From the May/June 2008 issue.
The theory of decoying big dominant toms using imitation jakes might have come from observing nature... |
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A photographic journal. by Dale C. Spartas From the May/June 2008 issue. Sixty miles south from the sixtieth parallel. Spruce and fir and tamarack. Moose and wolves, the aurora borealis. |
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A photographic journal. by Denver Bryan & Billy De Jong From the April 2008 issue. They’re fly fishing’s little jewels, sometimes secreted in the back of beyond, sometimes hidden in plain sight. Small streams. Always beckoning, whatever the setting. |
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A photographic journal. by R. Valentine Atkinson From the April 2008 issue. We all know about peacock bass even if we’ve never caught one. The world’s most beautiful and belligerent freshwater gamefish. Smashers of plugs. Destroyers of tackle. Contenders atop the food chain with caimans and crocodiles and who knows what else in the dark and murky waters of the world’s largest river flowing through the world’s largest rainforest. |
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Article & Photography by Terry Wieland What’s involved in stocking your dream. From the February/March 2008 issue. Figure. Grain. Symmetry. Strength. Marblecake, fiddleback, feather-crotch burl. Slab-sawn, quartersawn, heartwood, sapwood. English and French, Turkish, and Circassian. |
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