| Contributor's Guidelines |
| By Robert Summerlin |
| Monday, 19 February 2007 08:30 |
The mark of a really great writer is that he gives expression to what the masses of mankind think or feel without knowing it. The mediocre writer simply writes what everyone would have said. ![]() Feature Stories:We want our fishing stories to be educational and entertaining, not instructional. We don't publish "how-to, where-to" pieces. There are other magazines out there for you if this is what you write. Check out one of the two issues if you have questions. If you want it published, write it well. Think literary and tell us a story. Write about your dog. Make us laugh. As for photography, please be creative. No "grip and grins". We're also looking for artwork, cartoons, illustrations, etc. All payments are negotiable. Departments:City Limits Rod Holders Tippets Bugs Send submissions to: Sincerely, |
An excerpt from the winter/spring issue—on shelves now.

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.