The Fish Wrap Writer Blog

For more than 20 years, we have been learning from and writing about outdoorsmen and women who fish, hunt, hike, pause, and sometimes just look around. Fish Wrap has been published over 480 times. Here you will find articles, interviews, reports, laughs, a few stretched truths (that’s true), and an unfortunate number of obituaries from good folks we have lost.

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Hunting Pheasant with Bruce and Sedna
Hunting Pheasant with Bruce and Sedna

Hunting Pheasant with Bruce and Sedna

Hunting Pheasant with Bruce and Sedna was a highlight of Fall, walking tall grasses for maybe birds but surely time with friends and dogs. Please meet Bruce Leduc, a master craftsman for all things hunting and fish while training dogs to be superior in a field and a friend on a couch with a gentle owner. Cheers Bruce and Sedna.

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RI ‘Tog, Bass and Sharks
RI ‘Tog, Bass and Sharks

RI ‘Tog, Bass and Sharks

End of the New England summer means RI ‘Tog, Bass and Sharks so we give you a look at all of them this week. And, a visit from Ralph Craft who invites you to his RI Tog tourney, John Dodd talks Atlantic White Sharks in Rhode Island and Australia and our friend Mike Woods talks about Back Country Hunters & Anglers helping assemble striped bass data.

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Kings Of Their Own Ocean
Kings Of Their Own Ocean

Kings Of Their Own Ocean

Karen Pinchin has masterfully provided us with a history, current consideration and future hope for Atlantic bluefin tuna. with her new book, "Kings of Their Own Ocean." If you see fish as more than meat in a cooler and can see beyond your own bow to a future of respect for science and abundance in our generation, read her words for a careful, complete voyage alongside tuna as they migrate in ancient cycles through deep, warm corridors learned over millennia, fall to our nets and hooks and feed a world obsessed with their flesh.

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