Middle River Dispatches | A gumbo of fly-fishing, conservation, politics and days afield, for what it is worth….

"The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress."

Frederick Douglass

Have a beer with me

If you are reading this, it is likely you have come to the point that political discourse has made you uncomfortable. And it often feels like that discomfort makes it hard to start a conversation about politics, doesn’t it?

Saving our Seas

Recently Hatch Magazine ran an article (below) that I wrote about federal legislation that would reauthorize the Marine Debris Act. In the article I noted industry efforts to address the problem of plastic waste in our oceans. Chris Gaggia of Patagonia alerted me to Bureo a business supported by Patagonia Works. At Bureo, we make […]

Ditch the lead: Loon intros new line of tin split shot | Hatch Magazine – Fly Fishing, etc.

Loon Outdoors stepping up their non toxic game Source: Ditch the lead: Loon intros new line of tin split shot | Hatch Magazine – Fly Fishing, etc.

Saving our Seas

Recently Hatch Magazine ran an article (below) that I wrote about federal legislation that would reauthorize the Marine Debris Act. In the article I noted industry efforts to address the problem of plastic waste in our oceans. Chris Gaggia of Patagonia alerted me to Bureo a business supported by Patagonia Works. At Bureo, we make […]

Liam Diekmann and Odell Creek.

The first time I saw O’Dell creek was in August 2006. Liam Diekmann just took me back there.