Vol. 13 No. 3

A QUIET DAY ON THE RIVER

Canada gets it right. Invite pros and guides to volunteer in training the newbies, and new to salmon fishing to come learn. End result? Chris explains in part 1 of his report.

THE FISHER OF FISH

Steven H. McGarthwaite serves as our "Teller of Tales" this week with a story about invention and the structure of power for the wise angler.

MAKING THE SHIFT

Lets talk fall, and the return of school.
Photoperiodic photoperiodism polyphagia..
Nope, not a vocabulary lesson per se. This is pure and simple math.
Less Light + Less Heat = Opportunity

Now that's the kind of information an angler can use, and Neil teaches us the special tactics needed for fall success.

ABOUT SPRING CREEKS

As more and more land in Montana seems to go to the private sector, many object to having to pay to play. Dee examines the other side of the coin, and discusses why it just might be OK at times to pay.

FAVORITE BEAD HEAD NYMPHS

Eight more textual patterns for the Yellowstone. Taken from Tom's "FREE TAKE ONE" pamphlets he used to hand out in Livingston, MT.

BAD END TO TRIP

The shadow of death darkens the water as Rick's canoe invades another pond. But wait.. Pond defense has a plan. We'll get our secret ninja fish to sabotage Rick while the hated enemy takes his toll on the pond population! Viva la pond!

FISH OF THE ROCKIES

A book review by Neil. This one is published by Lone Pine Publishing (2009). Read the review to see if it might be a book for your own shelves.

Sysadmin note: Reviews are an easy way to give back to your fellow anglers, just be impartial and tell us about the product so others may learn from your experience. HINT HINT..

JEFF'S ALASKA BREAD VARIATION

Denny shares a recipe with us. I can almost smell the fresh bread coming from the oven. Anyone have any butter?