En una entrevista con Patagon Journal, Nicole Labrie, gerente global de pesca de Patagonia, nos cuenta cómo la marca está redefiniendo la industria con un enfoque radicalmente sostenible.
A landmark Colorado acquisition, a conservation follow-through in Georgia, and a sweeping federal access directive add up to a strong spring for angler access on public land. The post Colorado’s Tolland Ranch and Georgia’s Okefenokee Land Deal Expand Fly Fishing Access in 2026 appeared first on MidCurrent.
A settlement has produced an amended Environmental Resources Permit for a proposed rock mine in Florida’s Everglades Agricultural Area, clarifying the project’s approved scope and requiring new permits for any expansion—but the project survives, and Army Corps review is still pending. The post Florida Guides Win a Round Against an Everglades Rock Mine appeared first … Leer más
This week’s Tying Tuesday is a water-column master class: four patterns that collectively cover every feeding lane from the surface film to open water, giving you a complete toolkit as hatches begin to fire and predatory fish start pushing into the shallows. The post Tying Tuesday: Surface, Film, and Open Water appeared first on MidCurrent.
This week’s lineup covers the range. The post Tying Tuesday: No Name Required appeared first on MidCurrent.
This year marks the 5th anniversary of the Battenkill Fly Fishing & Arts Festival in Arlington, Vermont, held from April 30 to May 2. Featuring expert presentations from the likes of Tom Rosenbauer, . . . The post Online Auction Benefits Battenkill Restoration appeared first on MidCurrent.