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An Adirondack Fishing Trip — Part Two
With the rough parameters of John’s wilderness fishing trip defined, and dates in early May selected, I began to think about the many trip options. With over six and a half million acres of rugged forest, containing thousands of ponds, lakes and flows, the Adirondack Park is a big place
An Adirondack Wilderness Trout Fishing Trip — Part 1
In the late Autumn of 2019, sometime between Thanksgiving and Christmas, I received a phone call from a gentleman named John from Washington, DC. We had a long conversation that included many topics. Most important to John was my ability to flesh-out, over the phone, why he should hire me
No Excuse
Winters transition into Spring here in Upstate New York can be dreary. The landscape is brown and the sky is often grey. The leaves have not popped and the grass struggles to turn green. The whole countryside looks like it has not woken from a long and deep snow covered
How To Catch More Fish In Pressured Ice Fishing Environments
In January of this year four guys from Lancaster Pennsylvania met me early in the morning at a boat launch on a frozen bay of the St. Lawrence River. The ambient air temperature was around 10 degrees and there was an eight to 12 mile per hour west wind, creating