
Freshette
A pee funnel that actually works, tested on porches, cliffs and snowbanks until it could spell her name.
is a fly fishing guide and educator for Reel North LLC based in the UP of Michigan. She has an unhealthy addiction for toothy fish and is Contributing Editor for DUN Magazine.

A pee funnel that actually works, tested on porches, cliffs and snowbanks until it could spell her name.

A river choked solid with ice each spring quietly reshapes its banks, and the scars show up on trees for years after.

Nome Buckman and friends chase a corner of South Carolina that somehow looks like it was lifted straight out of Europe.

A spotted brown trout, teal nail art, and the tangled, mixed-up genetic history of a fish that's more American mutt than purebred.

Wading where you shouldn't? A staff can be the difference between a good story and a cold swim.

Why the ugliest flies in your box, the ones you can't bring yourself to tie on, might be the ones steelhead actually want.

Can you have two home waters at once? One angler returns to her old mountain stream and finds her heart already pulled toward another river entirely.

A roomful of women, fly patterns, and coffee cups at a New York fly fishing clinic, plus a few things worth learning.

Night fishing for trout means casting blind, trusting your ears, and waiting for a cannonball hit you feel before you see.

A streamside brush with milkweed floss turned into free fly tying material and a new way to see the meadow.