It is an irony that in this anomalous year, an El Niño season of persistent rain and swollen rivers, I can’t stop thinking about the limits of water: how it is
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The State of Central Texas Fly Fishing 2019
The Central Texas scene is growing and maturing at a remarkable rate.
And then it rained … and rained
Back in August, I wrote about the dog days of summer and low-water conditions across Central Texas. Many local streams weren’t looking their best, but the fish
Building Community through Pig Farming
It was the next episode up on The Fly Tapes podcast during my long commute to work: Jay Johnson. I’d never heard of the dude, but the previous 12 episodes had been a good time so I
You’re from Texas, aren’t you?
Knowledge of Texas River law is essential for preserving public access
Poking The Bear
Catch and release techniques that give fish the best chance for survival
The Dog Days of Summer
Fishing for carp and Guadulupe Bass on the Pedernales River in July
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The Local Angler is a series of ten fishing guidebooks written by experts in their respective fishing specialties about their regional areas.
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“Our tradition is that of the first man who sneaked away to the creek when the tribe did not really need fish.” —Roderick L. Haig-Brown, A River Never Sleeps
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