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A deadly parasite has invaded the Yukon River, where it may be killing thousands of chinook salmon.
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The latest in news from around the World of Fly Fishing and Fly Fishing related topics.
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Get Them Hooked First - Fly Casting Lessons Come Later. Fishing with the Little People.
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Before The Deluge - A Great, Ripping Steelhead our man Peter McMullan fishes a river of Gold.
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To Survive Insects Use Camouflage, Rapid Flight, and Big Hatches.
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Harvey Thommasen goes swimming with the fishes and sees a run reborn.
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The Charm of the Kettle River
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A Fly Fisherman’s Paradise - It Sure Wasn’t Built In A Millennium
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The forecast was for sun, little wind, so there was nothing else to do but ask for the day off.
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"Pool and Rapid" An Early Haig-Brown Book Is Reborn As a Work of Art
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Some old fishing spoons hang from the ceiling of a fishing cabin in Alberta. Is this months desktop for you.
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Summer's Coming something to ponder. Plus this month's email letters from you. |
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Volume Two,
Issue Fifteen,
June 2001
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On our Homepage this Month:
Some old fishing spoons hang covered in spider web from the rafters of the River Cafe in Calgary, Alberta.
Photography © Mike Sturk
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