Pure Magic
November 4, 2020
Two men keep the old ways alive in Finland by stalking fish by firelight with a spear
Two men keep the old ways alive in Finland by stalking fish by firelight with a spear
A drift trip on the Au Sable River connect a mother and daughter to the rhythm of the changing season
An artist, furniture maker, fossil collector and more, Paul Gentry is a bona fide original with an eye for fish
A father and son continue their tradition of old-school fishing on Newboro Lake in Ontario
Largemouth bass look like full-blown eating machines, but they are, in reality, discerning predators
The sentimental value of my creel was worth far more than the $22 I sold it for
With the big, old brown trout finally caught, there will be one fewer guest at the author’s wedding.
A palliative care nurse practitioner struggles to write about fishing during the COVID-19 crisis, but draws strength and solace from memories of the waters she loves.
A thick-bodied fish with a hard-ringed mouth and the taste of mud in its flesh predicts the fortune of one mother’s family
When a fishing guide instructs his writing professor in the language of trout and rivers
Two men keep the old ways alive in Finland by stalking fish by firelight with a spear
A drift trip on the Au Sable River connect a mother and daughter to the rhythm of the changing season
An artist, furniture maker, fossil collector and more, Paul Gentry is a bona fide original with an eye for fish
A father and son continue their tradition of old-school fishing on Newboro Lake in Ontario
Largemouth bass look like full-blown eating machines, but they are, in reality, discerning predators
The sentimental value of my creel was worth far more than the $22 I sold it for
With the big, old brown trout finally caught, there will be one fewer guest at the author’s wedding.
A palliative care nurse practitioner struggles to write about fishing during the COVID-19 crisis, but draws strength and solace from memories of the waters she loves.
A thick-bodied fish with a hard-ringed mouth and the taste of mud in its flesh predicts the fortune of one mother’s family
When a fishing guide instructs his writing professor in the language of trout and rivers
