Saturday, July 14, 2012 at 12:00AM
Meet Your Neighbors: C.F. Burkheimer from Vancouver Business Journal on Vimeo.
The Vancouver Business Journal sat down with Kerry Burkheimer, owner of C.F. Burkheimer based in Washougal. Find out how Kerry began his business, and how demand for his unique products has increased over the years.
Sunday, July 8, 2012 at 12:00AM 
Fly Forums reviews the Patagonia Stealth Atom sling pack.
Patagonia Director of Fishing, Bart Bonime, goes over the Stealth Atom Sling.
Thursday, July 5, 2012 at 12:01AM
RIO's UniSpey is the ultimate mid length, general purpose spey line, with three different style options. 1) A fully integrated floating line is ideal for casters that prefer one piece fly lines. 2) The full floating and 3) VersiTip shooting heads are an excellent choice for casters that like the versatility of switching between shooting heads. This short film shows the UniSpey in action, and illustrates the different models available.
Friday, June 29, 2012 at 12:01AM Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 12:02AM 
Same shed, same guy working in it. Photo: Matt Stoecker
Forty five years ago Yvon Chouinard took a hammer and steel and forged the future of ice climbing with a completely reimagined crampon. His rigid, front point design changed what was possible on vertical ice, and the climbing world has never been the same.
Yvon's latest innovation is a solution for sketchy footing in swift, slippery and rocky rivers.
The River Crampons are the highest-traction wading device ever built. Soft malleable aluminum bars are attached to a burley stainless-steel adjustable frame with corrosion-resistant brass rivets, to cut through weeds and moss on slick river bottoms and to grip on rock. Although not fly-line friendly, the design is simple, easily cleaned, and its fast drying materials help prevent the transport of invasive species.
Do the crampons work in the water, the answer is a game-changing yes. Patagonia's fishing ambassadors and testers, (myself included) can't imagine wading without them.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012 at 12:00AM No fish, no fishing, no us.
Stop the Pebble Mine, bristol bay, far bank, fly fishing business, redington, rio, sage in Business, Film and Video 
