One of my favorite ways to illustrate is to rough sketch with an added story line (previous ‘bow and brown (and other brown) already posted). Those of you who own the book, Presentation, have already seen these, but expect a bunch more in the new books series.
Below is a color version of the above (from [...]

One of my favorite ways to illustrate is to rough sketch with an added story line. One more like this yet to come (previous ‘bow and brown already posted). Those of you who own the book, Presentation, have already seen these, but expect a bunch more in the new books series.
Below is a color version of [...]

One of my favorite ways to illustrate is to rough sketch with an added story line. Two more like this yet to come (previous one already posted). Those of you who own Presentation have already seen these, but expect a bunch more in the new books.
Below is a color version of the above (from a series [...]

While many FF&W readers have likely already heard about the freeze issues affecting the Florida coastal fishery, I thought that I’d put up a quick link to the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust’s news center (includes links to official FWC statements, as well).

One of my favorite ways to illustrate is to rough sketch with an added story line. Three more like this yet to come (those of you who own Presentation have already seen these, but expect a bunch more in the new books).
Update: Found a color version of the above (from a series of hand-colored prints [...]

While there is still plenty of fishing to be had for some of the FF&W readership, others may be finding themselves staring at hard water and closed seasons. Well, it may not be fishing season for all of you, but it’s definitely MPR season! As many FF&W readers know, I am a fan of Echo’s [...]

Showing on ESPN 2. See also the Bonefish and Tarpon Trust.

Not much to say about this beyond the post title. I just like the flow of the composition and framing (and the subject matter, of course).
(For those who recall the old photographic adage “If you can’t make your shot good, make it red,” this is the modern update: “If you can’t make your shot good, [...]

Montana’s Gallatin River holds so much history for me that I sometimes feel like I’m wading into a fly-fishing time-warp as I rig up on its banks. From my first trout to my first shadow cast, the Gallatin has been a part of my angling life literally longer than I can remember. It is such [...]

I almost can’t take it anymore—I love the big fall browns so much. And while I am in the land of “real deal” steelhead, there is just something about sight-fishing monster brownies that I can’t get out of my blood… (Read all the lurid details here)

King salmon in Wisconsin may not be pretty, but they still bite and fight just fine, thanks. Behind that handsome Photoshopped visage lurks GB, gleefully showing me one of the many “river horses” he reined in over the last four days or so.
He actually had the audacity to call me from the river while playing [...]

Kel took this shot of a brown that I caught a few years ago on DePuy’s Spring Creek. It’s one of those photos that seems to continue to live on, despite its somewhat ordinary nature. Actually, this particular brown has shown up in a several different catalogs, ads, slideshows, and so forth over the last [...]