Fishing
If You’re Lucky Enough To Live At the Lake, You’re Lucky Enough
A friend of mine has a sign in his house which reads, “If You’re Lucky Enough To Live At the Lake, You’re Lucky Enough.” As ...
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Selecting the Right Fly Rod
Whether you are a novice fly fisherman or a seasoned veteran of trout stalking, the act of buying a new fly rod can be overwhelming ...
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River Rambles: There’s More to “Fun” Than Catching Fish
A while back I found myself at an event that featured a lot of really exciting films about fly fishing across the planet. Before the ...
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9 Ways to Explore the Spokane River Water Trail
The Spokane River is a trail, 111 miles long, offering something for everybody, in every season: soaking up nature along the Centennial Trail, the excitement ...
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River People: A Fly Caster, River Surfer and Whitewater Pioneer
The Inland Northwest’s arid reputation is baked into its name. While it may be on the “dry side” of the Cascades, with world-class whitewater, blue-ribbon ...
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International Fly Fishing Film Festival—March 25, 2015
What’s better than hanging with friends, talking about fishing and watching very cool films all while supporting the Spokane River? On March 25 at the ...
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A Good Day on the River—Casting for Pre-Runoff Cutthroat
We huddled beneath looming conifers and stood ankle-deep in a slurry of mud and slush by the side of the road. Outside our evergreen umbrella, ...
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River Rambles: Rounding the River Bank–Lessons in Balance, Focus and Judgement
Sometimes I feel like I’ve won the lottery. I get to live right on the river. Of course, the great thing about Spokane is that ...
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Wilderness Loving Hunters and Anglers National Rendezvous Comes to Spokane
Many people who pursue creatures of fur, feather and fin are eagerly anticipating the fourth annual Rendezvous of the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. Scheduled for ...
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