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Flyshop Friday

Whistler Flyfishing -- Olympic Hopeful
By Geoff Mueller   
Friday, 12 February 2010 08:36

Whistler, B.C.
Whistler Flyshop Fly fishing has yet to gain traction in the wide world of Olympic-caliber "sports"—trampoline, rhythmic gymnastics, synchronized swimming, curling, ping pong, to name a few of our favorites—but that has not deterred Whistler Flyfishing owner Brian Niska from reaping rewards with the 2010 Games touching down on his home turf this week.

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Bie's Blog Jam

Print is Dead
By Tom Bie   
Thursday, 24 September 2009 19:51
“I think a writer owes the readers a new way of telling a story.”
—Ken Kesey


magazinesAs the 15th Drake makes its way across the country this fall, I find myself intrigued by all the recent chatter on the downfall of magazines, most of it coming from new-media pundits shouting their favorite proclamation: “Print is dead!”

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Industry Scuttlebutt

2010 Flyfishing Trade Show to be Held in Lobby of Rock Springs EconoLodge
By Tom Bie   
Tuesday, 08 December 2009 17:46
FFR Headquarters

With the announcement this week by the American Fly Fishing Trade Association (AFFTA) that it would “sponsor and/or endorse and/or ignore and/or relocate an Independent Fly Fishing show in 2010,” it came as welcome news to the industry this morning that the trade group has settled on the lobby of the Rock Springs, Wyoming, EconoLodge as the location.

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Finback - Redfish
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Friday, 12 February 2010 09:48
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From the Current Issue

Winter Steelheading: Go now before it's too late

An excerpt from the winter/spring issue—on shelves now.


Photo and fish, also by Koertge

April rains are metaphysical fertilizers that pollinate your inner wuss, thus giving life to an emotional suckathon. This can threaten to close down winter steelhead season. Yet, despite few fresh upriver fish, with even fewer windows of fishable conditions, and with wet campfires that seldom aspire to more than smoke, it'd be criminal to deny April its due.

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From the Archives

A Tiger in Your Tank

Tigerfish"This," Guy Lobjoit says, with a sweep of the hand toward a tangle of reeds and dark water, "is where I was killed by a hippo last year."

The time was hard dusk, about the same as now, and the trio had just pushed through the papyrus thicket blanketing the narrow isthmus between a delicious little lagoon and the Okavango River, right about over there.

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