Those long twisty roads, creating the lyrics of the journey with our stories, the chapters are the long miles whose

It’s been an interesting week – the end of a guiding season is on the near horizon, and it feels

Right outside this lazy summer home You aint got time to call your soul a critic no. Right outside the

The very nature of river discussions casually amble somewhere between the specific and the absolutely pointless.  In such cases, it’s

Among the many theories that attempt to describe how Man engages with himself, nature, and society, Theory Z is the

You’ve had some time to speculate about just what this week’s post is about, but please – don’t skip ahead

I took the new puppy out for a walk this afternoon, at the usual time, and for the usual reasons. 

I was in Denver five months ago, representing StreamTech Boats at the International Sportsman’s Expo, when the idea for a

So many roads to ease my soul

Bounty, depending on your geographic, physical, or conscious location, can either be a blessing or an omen. When summer storms

A few weeks back now, as I drove onto the on-ramp headed North and to the river, I came upon

Fly fishing, music, road trips – these things in life have great meaning.  That seems like an over-generalized statement, now

A question I get asked frequently while guiding is “Who was your worst client?”  At first, I laughed off the