Tag: talent

The Seaducer

One simple streamer, easy to tie, deadly in fresh or salt. Strip it back erratic and hang on.

6/15/2015•Dun Magazine•1 min read

The Mai Tai

Two rums, lime, and orgeat over crushed ice, a camp-trip classic that tastes just as good after a day outdoors as it did in 1944.

6/15/2015•Dun Team•1 min read

Canoes and Cold Hands

A beat-up canoe, numb hands, and a snowstorm on the Gallatin—proof that you don't need a drift boat to fall in love with a river.

6/15/2015•Emerald Lafortune•3 min read

The Eagle's Nest

Too cold to fish, we turned a telescope on the stream and found a pair of nesting bald eagles watching us right back.

6/15/2015•Kathleen Vasinda•3 min read

2600

A 2,600 mile drive west to say goodbye to a husband becomes a string of rivers, one stubborn brown trout, and a fly still hooked in its jaw.

6/15/2015•Jessica Callihan•10 min read

The Responsibility

Pink rubber boots, a loaded fly rod, and a small hand gripping her father's. This is how a daddy's girl learns the water.

6/15/2015•Lisa Williams•3 min read

Walk on the Safe Side

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

6/15/2015•Michelle Jarvie•8 min read

The Art of Angling

An illustrator turns childhood fishing trips and fly-tying nights into a kaleidoscope of pattern, line, and color.

6/15/2015•Andrea Larko•4 min read

Liquid Gold

Smoke drifts over open water after a prairie burn, a reminder that healthy land and healthy water are tied together at the root.

6/15/2015•Jan Papa•3 min read

Side By Side

Thirty years of streams, campfires, and shared dreams, told by an artist who traded a tackle box for sketchbooks without ever leaving the water.

6/15/2015•Emily Ennulat Lustine•5 min read