The Current On Dallas Voss, Explore Kenai
Alaska guide and Explore Kenai founder Dallas Voss shares how the Kenai River shaped her career, family and business—and why the best fishing experiences are about far more than the fish. - by Angelica Talan
Angelica Talan
Angelica Talan is the Senior Executive Editor of DUN Outdoors and the founder & editor of two popular Washington, D.C. based blogs, Angelica In The City and Clarendon Moms. She has written articles for Arlington Magazine, DUN magazine and has been featured in USA Today, The Washington Post, Northern Virginia Magazine, Washingtonian Moms, Washington Parents and Essence Magazine. Angelica has been featured on several Washington, D.C. based television news channels to share family travel tips. A pa
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I will always remember the first time I caught a fish. It was a beautiful yellow perch about twelve inches long. I was eight years old, fishing with my parents, aunt, uncle and cousins at Oxbow Lake near Defiance, Ohio. It was one of the proudest moments of my childhood. Back then, we used to fish to actually take the fish back home to eat. While my family enjoyed fishing for food, I always viewed fishing more as a way for me to connect with nature, as well as enjoy some peace and quiet. Once I