
Fishing Junk Water
What started as the sketchiest junk lake turned into something much harder to leave behind
is a self-proclaimed nature nerd with a background in natural resources. Fishing since she could walk, she learned to fly fish 6 years ago while in New Hampshire. Her aspiration is to some day live off the grid and be almost a complete troutbum, with an occasional Pike and Musky thrown in

What started as the sketchiest junk lake turned into something much harder to leave behind

A homebrew habit sparks a look at why women anglers raise a glass on the water, and what they're actually drinking.

A survey of 78 women anglers gets honest about what really makes the river feel unsafe, and what they carry to feel ready anyway.