Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Here you will find period correct angling rods, creels, lures, flies, lines, bobbers, bait boxes & horns and just about anything that once graced the shores of American lakes, rivers and streams over 250 years ago.
fishing history in History Thursday, May 27, 2010 at 12:00AM 
We supply historically correct hooks, "antique" flies tied by us to reproduce historic patterns from earlier eras, horsehair and natural fiber fishing lines, and other original and reproduction fishing tackle from .... the 200's to the Mid-1800's.... for reenactors, historians, or anglers who just want to sample a bit of angling history.
fly fishing history in History, Vintage Monday, May 3, 2010 at 12:00AM 
This year's auction features a number of angling works from some very well know painters and sculptors. The auction will be held July 22nd and 23rd at the Radisson Hotel in Plymouth MA.
fish sculpture, fishing art, sporting collectibles in Art, History Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 12:00AM 
A rare BBC radio recording from February 1970, featuring, among others, angling greats Fred J Taylor and Clive Gammon, folk song from Brett Stevens and even an angling quiz, presented by one of the greatest natural history writers and broadcasters, the late Eric Simms.
Listen to it as a podcast HERE and view the original LP artwork in the Caught by the River gallery HERE.
Via: Caught By the River
Caught by the River, vintage angling in History, Podcast Monday, February 1, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Long time Chum faithful Dr. Sam Snyder joins the family with a peek into the past.
Today, the sport is filled with state of the art technology, glitzy media, and flashy films. Amidst all of this, sometimes we forget to look backward and appreciate all of those streams that feed today's fly fishing river. With that in mind, I hope that this blog will bring snipptes of history to the contemporary fly fisher. In doing so, my goal is to make history relevant and interesting to today's fly fishers. I will explore topics ranging from technology to conservation, from heroes to anonymous anglers. I hope you will join me in my journeys as I wade into the various headwaters of our sport.
Read more at Headwaters of History
headwaters of history, sam snyder in History, Other Sites, Writing Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 12:00AM 
Sent to us by Chum faithful France : Le Mouching
le mouching, vintage fish art in Art, History, Humor, Other Sites 
