If you’re a powder hungry ski bum, you know the term, “no friends on a pow day.” If its a bluebird day after a storm that just dumped 20 + inches of the Krispy Kreme light fluffy gnar pow kill, you’re not waiting for any friends while they’re in the bathroom paying for that […]

    Some beautiful shots from the guys at UpCountry Films, fly fishing and exploring the beautiful western U.S. I don’t know whats better though, breathtaking views of the old west, or Toby Keith’s golden mullet locks?  

We all know about the epic journey that salmon take to return to their birthplace to reproduce to ensure the survival of their species. Here’s a look at hundreds of sockeye salmon returning to the tributaries of the Quinault River on the Olympic Peninsula.

Photo: sailorbill (flickr) Want to learn the age old art of fly tying? The Washington Fly Fishing Club has a number of beginner classes starting after the first of the year.

Getting down and dirty in the marshes with Louisiana Reds.

Non-stop rainbow trout, steelhead and brown trout action in a couple of Lake Ontario tributaries.

The immaculate and stunning (real estate agent talk) “piece of American architectural history known as ‘Trout Run’” is waiting for you, according to Realtor.com. The rustic lodge is hidden away on 450-plus-acres in the Catoctin Mountains in Thurmont, Maryland. The estate was a favorite fishing spot of former U.S. Presidents Herbert Hoover, Franklin D. Roosevelt […]

A final goodbye from the creators of The Season, as they call it quits.

Check out this short vid of swingers and steel…

Photo: robnunn (flickr) Great article from National Geographic on keeping Salmon wild in Kamchatka, Russia.

A couple weeks ago we decided to take the Korkers Chrome Boots for a test drive on the Metolius River in Central Oregon. Snow and ice provided ideal conditions to really put the boots to the test. We hiked a couple miles and we had no problem with the snow and ice thanks to the […]

Two weeks ago on the Metolius River in Central Oregon.