Unscheduled Worden Pond Baptism
On rare mornings, everything aligns and magic happens. Then you fall and hit your head. Such is life and an unscheduled Worden Pond baptism.
Unscheduled Worden Pond Baptism
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Fishing for Maine Woods Perspective
Fishing for Maine Woods Perspective
There are large and smallmouth bass in the lake of northern Maine but there also are moments to reassess, to pause and remember what's most important, especially in this crazy age. We found a little perspective on a little pond and a small stand of trees.
Fair Tides Uncle Doyle
Fair Tides Uncle Doyle
“Good morning, the plumber/carpenter/furnace guy/painter will be at the house tomorrow. Just thought I’d let you know,” was a common message on my phone from South County’s Mike Doyle. He owed...
How Do You Value Opening Day?
How Do You Value Opening Day?
How Do You Value Opening Day? Is this day for fishing stocked ponds, stringers and bacon? Is it for an overdue hour on a rolling river with the hopes of possibly finding some wild brookies? Or is it a wash because you just want to fish for something? There is great value in everything so we ask, what do you value the most?
Meeting Writer Don Barone
Meeting Writer Don Barone
Don Barone, DB as he prefers, has won all the awards and accolades a writer of his level deserves but more importantly, he has provided us with a window into a small piece of America, one fisherman at a time. This week, we are lucky to meet DB, see how he ticks, and how he's not so ready to settle down.
For E.B. White
For E.B. White
Inspired by my endless enjoyment of e.b. White's “Memorandum,” from a favorite book and gift of my young son, 1941's One Man’s Meat, I offer a fishing man’s memorandum for Spring. Today would be...
Protecting RI Brook Trout
Protecting RI Brook Trout
“When you're finished changing, you're finished”, Benjamin Franklin gave us. Changing the status of the Upper Wood River, even temporarily, requires a change in regulation and in our...
Throw Todd a Line
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