The Arctic Grayling – a historical species that was extirpated in the early 1900s – was once native to Michigan rivers and streams.
Can Maine Salmon Return for Good?
The Eastern US was once home to Maine Atlantic Salmon. Can the majestic fish make a comeback there?
The 9 Best Fly Fishing Books of All Time
Fly fishing books are a great way to take a virtual fly fishing trip in your mind. Especially when the days get shorter.
Film: “Salmon Quo Vadis?”
The Atlantic Salmon is one of the most sought after species in fly fishing. Back in the days it used to populate the big rivers of continental Europe like the Rhine.
The Strange Addiction of Salmon Fishing
There is hardly a species that’s harder to catch on a fly rod than Atlantic salmon.
Fly Fishing in your mind – “The Longest Silence”
In a world of fly fishing dominated by flashy pictures, a book like Thomas McGuane’s classic “The Longest Silence” offers a chance to experience fly fishing in a different way.
A Convertible Fishing House in Hampshire
A classic English chalk stream feeds the lake of this modern wooden fishing house by Niall McLaughlin Architects.
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The Eyes of the Skin- an architectural metaphor
In his book The Eyes of the Skin architect Juhani Pallasmaa explains the necessity of integrating all five senses to feel connected.
Tokihito: “Clothing must be sustainable”
Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida on fly fishing, craftsmanship, British heritage and his cooperation with Barbour.
Grassy Creek Foundation: High Risk, High Impact
Metric-based success is the requirement for funding from Grassy Creek Foundation.
