Barbless Hooks Or Barbs, Does It Matter?
The age-old debate, for anglers, are barbless hooks safer/more ethical than barbed hooks?
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A Philosophy of Change
Read nowI always found political parties attacking each other for flip flopping ideologies between decades amusing. Candidate X voted this way in 1995, now look at them, they can’t be trusted! Politicians, America’s top comedians. I know that as time has...
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Muskie On The Fly – A Unique Perspective
There is one fish in Maine that really doesn’t get talked about that much (given its accidental inhabitance) in the fly-fishing community. It hasn’t been around all that long and to me, was revered as a unicorn of sorts. The fish of a ten thousand casts, the muskie.Read now -
Who Should Be Allowed To Make Decisions Regarding Fisheries?
Ah the government. Whether you think they’re out to tap into our brains and control us or just a paper pushing façade for our country, they exist and can have profound impacts on our natural resources.Read now -
Are there flies that shouldn’t be considered flies?
To each is own is how I like to live. However, I believe some flies are teetering the line of what is and what isn’t a fly. The very definition for what is fly fishing and what is not is arbitrary and poorly defined at best and the definition of what constitutes a fly follows the same grey path.Read now -
Are Fish Stocking Programs A Necessary Evil?
So what's the problem with stocking? Is it the genetic implications it could have on local, native populations? Most trout streams in Southern Maine are no longer inhabitable by trout year round. Pollution, degradation of habitat, and warming waters are all contributing to that.Read now
