One mantra of the current administration at New Hampshire Fish and Game’s inland fisheries division is increasing opportunity for anglers. And…
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Labor Day signals the end of summer. Family vacations are over. The three-day weekend is a last chance to get out and recreate before the fall…
The first time this angler fished Coon Brook Bog was in 1974. After years of hearing about the beautiful brook trout in the bog, Dad finally d…
As the Jeep turned off the pavement, the driver reached down and shifted into four-wheel drive. The road into the remote pond had deteriorated…
A unique kind of beast emerges from the marshlands of the East Coast each July. New England beachgoers know them well: With bulging, Kelly green eyes, and mouthparts that slice into their targets’ skin like scissors, greenhead horseflies can’t be ignored. But with enough data, they can, perhaps, be avoided — at least, that’s what […]
The first grasshoppers were spotted in the garden this week. That sighting quickened the pulse of this trout angler. Fly fishing with a grassh…
Over the 50-odd years of fly fishing, there have been many fly patterns studied and tied with the hope of catching a fish. Some of these flies…
Fly anglers experience certain anticipatory events over the course of a fishing season. Ice out. Hendrickson hatch. Mirus hatch. Alder flies. …
The findings come from a forensic analysis of dental plaque from early humans, dating back up to 33,000 years.
Deer keds direct resources away from vision, potentially conserving energy for functions better suited to life as a permanent parasite.