Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 12:01AM 
When he isn't guiding world-renowned photographers, psychologists, and Hollywood acting coaches, Chris Dombrowski is writing.
Fly Fishing, chris drombrowski, outside, writing in Interviews, Writing Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 12:00AM 
Some musings from Steve Schmidt post last year's IFTD in Reno.
Over three decades have passed since I got serious about fly-fishing. When I started there were no strike indicators, Al Gore had yet to invent the internet and in general there were fewer bodies on the water. Much has changed since then and some of it I find rather concerning, especially the short cuts we condone in an effort to make fishing with flies easier and more effective without regard for the affect some of these practices are having on the fly-fishing and the waters we fish.
LINK (via: Schmidt's Walkabouts)
Friday, December 21, 2012 at 12:01AM 
Some good reads from some of our PNW friends and neighbors courtesy of Doug Rose's Christmas newsletter.
Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 12:00AM 
Ladies, it's spawning season again - for our anadromous friends. Yes, the salmon and steelhead have eaten all summer, I know, I know, while we've all been starving ourselves to paint on bikinis, to make their final labors of love on the inland rivers. It's constant sex, pregnancy, then death - doesn't it just feel that way for all of us?
Every girl knows that the fly fisherman is the ultimate catch -overweight, rich, and obsessed with tying knots. What's not to love? On your next date with the man with the rod, you will reel him in with your understanding of his favorite prey. If you see one of these little numbers, on your dinner plate or in the river, a few tidbits from this guide will impress your man with your knowledge of Genus Oncorhynchus.
LINK (via: Happy Woman Magazine)
Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 12:00AM 
The Montana Authors Project brings "A River Runs Through It" to digital life.The Project provides a sense of place through the use of text, context, interpretation, graphic design, topography,and hyperlinks.The page can be used as a virtual tour of an author's imagination, as well as an actual road map of a literary setting.
