Entries in headwaters of history (3)
Why Fish?
Had a wonderful day on the Sound last week fishing for Sea Runs with Sam Snyder, Teeg Stouffer, Dylan Rose and Jason Rolfe. Despite the gale force winds we managed to find some sheltered coves and some of us even managed to catch a few fish.
Beyond just a great day on the water Sam was left pondering the fish, the fishing, and the words of Roderick Haig-Brown, who loved fishing for coastal cutts as much as he loved fishing for steelhead or salmon.
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Headwaters of History
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.
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