Thursday, May 3, 2012 at 12:00AM 
A group of anglers heads to Christmas Island to chase Giant Trevally.....from kayaks.
LINK (via: Hemispheres)
christmas island, giant trevally, kayak fishing in Boats, Destinations, Species Friday, April 20, 2012 at 12:00AM 
Sediment from the Elwha River flows into the Straight of Juan De Fuca as demolition continues on Glines Canyon Dam.
Glines always held back the majority of sediment, because it is upstream of Elwha Dam. Together the dams trapped sediment that normally would have rinsed down the river over the last 100 years.
LINK (Via:The Seattle Times)
Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 12:00AM 
The Spring 2012 issue of The Patagonia Journal is now online, with feature articles about fly fishing the most beautiful river in Patagonia, the Rivadavia; wingshooting in San Luis; and the roaring red stags of Argentina.
Monday, April 9, 2012 at 6:20PM 
We've been a bit remiss on an update here. In short, there are B.C. resident and non-resident variences. For U.S. based Skeena lovers, here's some language that you'll be interested in:
Options for non-Canadians during Restricted Times and Zones
As a result of regulation changes to steelhead fishing in the Skeena Region, nonCanadian anglers are subject to restrictions that did not formerly exist. These restrictions generally occur on weekends during Canadian resident-only times and zones, meaning that non-Canadian anglers are able to fish for five days a week on most rivers. During off days, visiting anglers are encouraged to take a look around at all the region offers. There are many opportunities to continue river fishing, go lakefishing or partake in regional activities of interest. The following information is intended to help by providing ideas on things to do.
River Fishing
In the Skeena watershed, there are a number of steelhead fishing opportunities where non-Canadian anglers can fish seven days a week without restriction (see map on page 8). For example, the Skeena River can be fished seven days a week with the exception of the two zones identified by Map 4 and 5 (see page 9). The many Skeena River tributaries below Terrace are also open seven days, including the Exstew, Zymagotitz, Exchamsiks, Ecstall, Gitnadoix, Kasiks and Khyex rivers. For anglers in the Terrace area, the Kitsumkalum River is open on Saturdays from Glacier Creek to its confluence with the Skeena River as well. Anglers looking for alternate fishing options may want to consider the Nass watershed. It offers fall steelhead fishing opportunities and a Classified Waters license is not required.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 12:00AM 
It's going to cost you a little bit more to fish in Yellowstone National Park this summer, as officials are raising the cost of a license to help support their fisheries program.
LINK (Via: National Parks Traveler)
Friday, March 16, 2012 at 12:00AM 
The Upper Lake Mills Trail and Upper Lake Aldwell are now to the public after closure during the ongoing Elwha dam removal project. Now's the time to put on the muck boots and head out to see the astonishing transformation of this landscape, where the reservoirs are draining to reveal the river meandering through vast deltas of sediment impounded behind the dams.
LINK (Via: The Seattle Times)
