Written by Dan on 29 April 2010
Share(First published in Seattle Times NW Weekend March 18, 2010) The general outdoor industry realized several years ago that women get out and hike, bike, camp and climb. As a result, gear makers began producing products designed for women. More recently, the fishing industry realized that women also like to get out and fish and, [Continued...]
Written by Dan on 17 September 2009
Written by Dan on 28 June 2009
ShareIt was like a week-long flashback. Once again, I joined my brother Jim for some fishing adventures, and once again, he caught two or three fish for every one I netted. But this wasn’t the early-80s, and I was no longer in high school. Rather than Jim and I seeking pan fish and small-mouth bass [Continued...]
Written by Dan on 30 November 2008
ShareSome of nature’s greatest mysteries surround salmon. We know these incredible fish are born in rivers, migrate to the ocean and eventually return to the river of their birth to produce a new generation. But under that broad overview, what’s really going on? How do these incredible fish perform this massive cyclical journey? Biologists have [Continued...]