by Chad Shmukler - Friday, Mar 16th, 2012
Given the number of excellent photo submissions we received for our Maui Jim Sunglasses Best of 2011 Fishing Photo contest, picking the winners was no easy task. The stunning images we received should serve as a reminder to keep your camera handy when on the water, despite how hard it is to put down your rod and get behind the lens. The images you capture will be with you forever.
by Chad Shmukler - Friday, Mar 16th, 2012
We received a lot of excellent photos from readers of the site who participated in our Maui Jim Sunglasses Best Fishing Photo of 2011 contest. Unfortunately, we were only able to award Maui Jim sunglasses or apparel to seven of those photos. There were, however, many more excellent submissions that deserved to be showcased.
by Kurt Budliger - Wednesday, Jan 11th, 2012
In a word Alaska is simply awesome. It’s awesome on every level and if you’ve never been there you owe it to yourself to go. The scenery is awe inspiring, the landscape is rugged, the rivers wild and pristine, the summer light is magical and the fishing is simply second to none. This trip (summer 2010) was primarily a fly fishing adventure but as a professional photographer I worked in as much shooting time as possible.
by Austin Trayser - Thursday, Dec 8th, 2011
If you have your health, you have everything. Forget about a good car, or job, or that your kid keeps getting in trouble at school. Next time you wake up in the morning, take a second to breathe and realize how grateful you truly are for for it.
This past summer I had the opportunity to guide some of the bravest men I've ever met. Not just men, but men living with cancer.
by Tom Larimer - Monday, Nov 28th, 2011
Landing a wild winter steelhead is like holding lightning in your hands, if only for a few fleeting seconds. The moment you let go of that big tail, you quickly forget about the endless sheets of rain, the cold fingers and the countless hours of unanswered hope. It’s then you remember the process is as big as the product in this game, and having the privilege of holding a wild winter steelhead is definitely worth the wait.
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“Damn clouds.”
In a demonstration of what may be one of my most regrettable and predictable behaviors, burdened by the lowering of light level as a cloud moved...
Killing native wildlife, defined by the ecologically challenged as “varmints,” is a popular American tradition, especially when organized into social events in which...
