Category Archives: Conservation
The Land Before Time
By Carter Lyles THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IN 1867 BOUGHT THE 49TH STATE, twice the size of Texas, for two cents an acre from the Russian Empire, who feared that it could be seized by Britain if war were to break out. The territory officially became part...
The Good Old Day of Bahamas Bonefishing, Did I Miss Them?
By Carter Lyles LIGHTNING PIERCED THE SKY AS ANOTHER BAHAMIAN STORM BLOCKED THE SUN FROM SHINING ON EVERY SHADE OF BLUE YOU COULD IMAGINE--IT WAS THE SECOND STORM OF THE DAY. The serenity of the moment was captured by our Long Island guide, Docky, yelling with his...
Saturday. Shoutout / Birds and Beasts
THINK YOU UNDERSTAND THE DEBATE OVER CLIMATE CHANGE? There's a lot of hot headed opinions flying around about climate change. One thing is becoming very clear. If you hunt or fish, the issue effects you more than most. Fortunately there are some sportsmen and sporting organizations...
Saturday Shoutout / Wisdom of Midcurrent
MIDCURRENT IS ON IT. Midcurrent swings so much knowledge, it's hard to keep up with it all. If you're not a regular reader, you should be. It's an almost un paralleled resource for fly anglers. Here are three recent posts that are definitely worth a read. Night...
Sunday Classic / I’ll Have The Fish
Is Aquiculture Wrong? I got into a discussion with a friend the other day that put a burr under my saddle. We were talking about what fish is OK to eat and what isn't. Not in the way that I refuse to eat a catfish from...