The Great Lakes

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Could it be that fishing the Great Lakes tributaries is more rewarding than, say, New Zealand or Tierra del Fuego?

The Survivors

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: Why the carp isn't a more popular flyrod fish

Bear Attack!

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "A lot of anglers have bear stories to tell, including FRR editor Paul Guernsey" Dealer/Manufacturer(s): "Angling desgins, Beaverkill Rods, Chota, G. Loomis, RIO Products, St. Croix"

There's Mud on Our Boots

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: Beware and be aware of bears; FRR doesn't write about products that we have not used ourselves Season: "Spring, Summer"

Be Kind To Your Spin-Fishing Friend

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "Treat spin- and baitfishers with respect and they just might discover fly fishing is a ""real kick in the pants."" "

"The ""New"" FR&R"

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "Ask FRR, ""Who Fly-Fishes"", the Trout Bum Tournament, etc. are just some of the changes and/or additions to ensure subscribers hoping for originality are never disapppointed"

The Right Stuff

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "Chuck Yeager profile inauguarates new ""Who Fly-Fishes?"" column, regrets to Bill Touriello for inadvertantly omitting his Ramsey Outdoor Store, Ramsey, NJ from July/Oct fly shop listing"

We're All Trout Bums This Time of Year

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "Trout Bum Tournament reminder, the sad events of last September are a reminder to get out there and fish as often as possible"

Those Changes We talked About

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "Additions to FR&R include columns by A.K. Best (""Ten Minute Ties"") and Jason Borger (Fly-Fishing Success) join changes announced in March, (""Ask FR&R"", co-written with Buzz Bryson, debuted in April; ""The Traveling Angler"" was launched in January/February 2002 issue). Joan Wulff's Fly-Casting

The Excitement of Fly-Fishing

  • By: Paul Guernsey

Topics: "As FRR begins its 24th year of publication a new subtitle emerges: ""The Excitement of Fly-Fishing"", a rededication, of sorts, of the founding principles of John Merwin." Season: April through October