These articles were posted in the ‘Rivers’ Category
Sometimes we make a great deal of noise out of saving big things…let’s Save the Economy!! Save Bristol Bay (a definite Big Thing that must be saved)!!
Colorado’s outdoor recreation industry and our very way of life could be lost forever if some members of the U.S. House of Representatives have their way. Earlier
I am honestly most excited about the StreamTread 360 sole – with pre-drilled screw holes for studs and a much more textured sole than was I was wearing, I am really pumped to intentionally find a slippery stream to try them out (Roaring Fork, anyone?).
Boulder Creek certainly turned out to be a small stream in big stream’s clothes
The Gila and Salt rivers in Arizona are dry – at best, the Gila is ephemeral but the Salt is for the most part completely dry from well above Phoenix all the way to the confluence of the Gila…are we willing to let that happen to the Fraser and the Colorado??
Check it out! A Great video produced by Trout Unlimited in Colorado about the declining conditions on the Fraser and Colorado Rivers…
The Fly Fishing Film Tour was at the Oriental Theater on Saturday night. We were given the opportunity to introduce the films with Tucker Ladd of Trout’s
As I write this, it is 23 degrees and snowing sideways out my window. Winter has returned to Denver in force. But on Saturday it was nearly
Given that the trip is a full day, there is ample time for reflection and discussion, and Jack is certainly a very knowledgeable guy, with plenty of information on fishing, but on the current and future conditions on the river, if things continue to go the way it looks like they may
Just a guy, doin my deal. An early 40-something trying to live like a late 20-something! Riding bikes, drinking coffee, working to preserve wild places and open spaces, living a healthy and vibrant lifestyle and supporting my loved ones. Occasionally cast a fly in a wild stream, or lobby our representatives to save those rivers, or strapping on a number plate and racing against good people for a hundred miles on a mountain bike. Or maybe, just hang out a home in a lawn chair with a cold one and admire and enjoy our house and landscaping. Its all good!