Fishing made easy

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Ted Williams touches on an issue I’ve long wondered about; why are so many environmental groups blind to fish issues?
You’ll find support for fisheries popping up in extreme circumstances (salmon runs collapsing, etc), but by and large, fishermen and fisheries groups (like CalTrout and TU) are on their own, or living an uneasy […]

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a jazoni photo. Used with permission.
It’s May. To cope with it I’m currently reading The Freshman Flyfisher by Rick Passek. Rick is a fellow blogger from British Columbia, Canada. He asked me to write a review of the book, and I will. There is a good chapter about beginner fly selection in his book. […]

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At Trout Underground/Man Cave World Headquarters we eat slaw dogs on a regular basis, so it’s hard to ride too high on the horse when it comes to making sport of other’s culinary preferences, though frankly, that’s never stopped us in the past.
Via the exceptional Blogfish Ocean Blog comes this news item about… […]

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These are one of those topics that you really don’t think about until, until it happens to you.  Over the years, one way or another, I have found a need for the following items to come with me out onto the ice.
First of all, by hook or crook, find a way to carry a […]

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The Internet is a great medium for disseminating information to large groups of people, but, sadly, not everyone uses that power for Good instead of Evil.
For example, we present a list of “spring-is-here” bloggers singled out for special attention because in the paranoid, multiple-personality, spring-fevered world of the Trout Underground, they’re taunting me.
Yes, me. […]