Page 29 – American Museum of Fly Fishing

How Merriweather Lewis's Cutthroat Trout Sealed Custer's Fate at the Little Bighorn

June 27, 2017fly fishing,custer,1800's,little bighorn,people,explore,coldwaterUncategorized,Journal

By Richard Lessner Trout fishing was an important part of European settlement…

Trout Tracker: The Grand Finale

June 12, 2017Uncategorized,Conservation

I had the great privilege of shadowing Michael Carrano’s class at the Pownal…

by Peter Nardini

Anglers' Circle Spotlight: Woods King IV

May 16, 2017fly fishing,anglers circle,spotlight,steelheadUncategorized,Anglers' Circle

Woods King IV is an avid angler and co-chair of the Angler’s Circle. He grew up…

John Murray's Pike

May 12, 2017Uncategorized,Journal

By Frederick BullerMost middle-aged anglers have witnessed an enormous growth…

The Ambassador Files: Fast Times on the Dark Continent

April 20, 2017Travel,fly fishing,ambassadors,africa,tanzaniaUncategorized,The Ambassador Files: Stories From the Field

Rebekka Redd is a world-traveling fly angler who represents Thomas & Thomas…

Trout Tracker: Life is Tough

April 17, 2017Uncategorized,Conservation

Life is a beautiful thing. The trout in Michael Carrano’s class are hatched,…

by Peter Nardini

Tom McGuane's Beginnings in Fly Fishing

April 14, 2017Uncategorized

From seeing his first trout to traveling the world for Sports Illustrated, our…

Al Barnes: Thin Water, Big Skies

April 14, 2017Journal

By Fred Polhemus

Bamboo in the Closet: Treasure or What?

April 14, 2017Journal

By Fred Kretchman

The 2017 Heritage Award Honoring Tom McGuane

April 12, 2017fly fishing,heritage award,fundraising events,tom mcguane,people,exploreEvent Recaps

About the Honoree