Fishing
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OutdoorsMeet the Flyathlon: A Race of Running, Fishing and Beer
Running, fishing and beer? Count us in.
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OutdoorsStalking Big Trout on Wyoming’s Green River
Western dry flies and hungry trout on one of Wyoming’s premier trout fisheries.
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OutdoorsSeeking Purpose (and Smallmouth) at a Secret Vermont Fishing Spot
Thirteen summers ago, in my late 20s, I learned to fly fish here, and it was like finding a new religion.
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OutdoorsBattling a Strange Beauty off the Coast of Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a sport-fishing paradise full of worthy prey, but on a recent adventure, the roosterfish stole the show.
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OutdoorsOn Vermont’s Ravaged White River, a Fisherman Looks for Home
Over a span of two days in 2011, Vermont’s White River was transformed by Hurricane Irene.
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OutdoorsBonding with Dad, One Speared Lobster at a Time
Beyond the casinos, conga lines, and holding cells is a different Bahamas, one that annuls the phoniness of Atlantis for the real paradise looming all around.
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OutdoorsThe 5 Best Tenkara Fishing Rods
In a sport as resistant to change as fly-fishing, tenkara is a revolution.
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OutdoorsHunting for Bonefish, Fly Fishing’s Wiliest Game
A trout fisherman learns the wily, elusive ways of the bonefish — perhaps fly fishing’s greatest game.
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ArchiveFishing with Old Chums in Scotland
Meeting a fishy relative in beautiful Cairngorms National Park.
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ArchiveViewfinder: What Kind of Meat?
During an exploratory fly fishing trip in the Bolivian Amazon last year, the Provo Brothers introduced a new sort of fishing adventure.
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OutdoorsThe Art of the Fishing Lure
Fishermen have long known that fish are often smarter than they. But the rest of us probably haven’t given the lures used to catch these clever, wary creatures their due.
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OutdoorsRods and Reels for Any Kind of Fishing
Before getting on the water, you need the right gear for your fishing goals.
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OutdoorsForTiTude Titanium Spinning Reel
ForTiTude Fishing’s titanium spinning reel ($490) is stronger than the traditional aluminum and won’t rust or pit. This is especially vital in saltwater, where the elements attack gear like a piranha on a naive tourist’s leg.
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ArchiveThe Farmer and The Bluefin
Tuna fishing — and farming — is a bitterly divisive topic. Food documentary blog The Perennial Plate and Intrepid Travel tackle the issue in a way most on either side of the argument can’t: peacefully.
