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| Well-known fly fishing photographer Brian O’Keefe and other photography and video professionals have joined forces to publish a magazine available online called Catch Magazine. I spent a while... | |
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| I just finished reading a most superb fly fishing book tonight (I’m writing this on Thursday night). It’s a book entitled Jerusalem Creek: Fly Fishing through Driftless Country by Ted... | |
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| My father traveled with us on our recent Yellowstone trip. In the days leading up to the trip, I was pleased to see him becoming honestly excited about the fishing. You see, Dad is a serious bass... | |
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| Okay, so I still haven’t got all my photos edited from the trip. In fact, I haven’t worked on rods, tied flies, gone fishing or done anything else essential to the life of the... | |
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| We’ve been back from Yellowstone for over a week now. I don’t want to be, but that’s just the way it is. I’ve been meaning to post something about the trip, but I’ve... | |
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| Moss agate stripping guide on a Rainshadow blank.
Things have been slow here on the TVangler site lately. We’ve failed to post anything on a few recent fishing trips, but it’s not for... | |
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| Back in February I had posted an article about how Alabama’s catfish were under much distress from our current laws and practices. To make a long story short, commercial fishing and out of... | |
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| Jacqulyn makes an upstream cast. The stream in this area has a definite Western feel to it.
Jacqulyn and I headed into Smoky Mountain National Park just before what I knew would be a busy Memorial... | |
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| I played a lot with my wide angle lens on this trip. The tabis get the wide angle treatment here. Unfortunately, almost all my photos turned out to be trash-worthy. My freshly finished fiberglass... | |
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| Certain details in the story below have been altered to protect the unrepentant guilty.
The location was my place of work. Not a pleasant place for me, so we’ll just skip the place... | |
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