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Living in a good context
If I were to attach a word to this summer it would be "context," though, really all summers are about context.
Hooked on fishing – and boy, does it hurt
Several years ago, while fishing with a newcomer to the sport, he hooked a striped bass and brought it into the boat.
When isn’t as important as what
The true mark of a relaxed mind is losing track of the days.
Guide your own attitude
Last Wednesday I awoke and saw two of my Tucson buddies casting into the river in the semi-bright pre-dawn light.
Yasiel Puig might make All-Star game fun again
Bruce Bochy wasn't willing to go with the small sampling size and make Yasiel Puig an All-Star, though he might have been tempted to change his mind after watching the rookie sensation do a little bit of everything in helping the Dodgers to a win Sunday in San Francisco.
Collecting more tackle than needed
Last night I was sent to the store to pick up some items that we needed at home. Out of the 10 items I purchased, I ended up finding four of them once I started to put my newly-purchased items away.
Dwight Howard, yes, but how about Collins?
The Los Angeles Lakers want Dwight Howard so badly they put up billboards urging him to stay in town, then got Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash to get on bended knee before him.
Reunion of Wildcats on Alaskan river
When planning an Alaska itinerary for college friends, it is important to consider things like safety.
A newfound appreciation for fly fishing
Coming home from a camping trip is never easy.
Plenty of fish in sea to go around for tourists, sea lions
The first time I fished with Rob Jackson was close to a decade ago.
Rain? Who cares, it’s grayling time
When working out an itinerary for mom's retirement trip to Fairbanks and surrounding areas, I had to fit in a float on the Chena River for Arctic grayling. Naturally, a very late ice break up and torrential rains had the Chena swollen to the point the guide called to say the float was in serious jeopardy. I had never fished the area I had no clue what I'd do if the float didn't happen. If the Chena was blown out, then everything else might be unfishable too.
Going to school on fish with aquarium
Five years ago I purchased a 75-gallon fish tank from someone selling it on Craigslist.
Destination: Black Bear Lake — maybe
Editor's note: Only a portion of Lund's column ran in Wednesday's Bulletin. Here it is in its entirety.
Destination: Black Bear Lake — maybe
In January, the outdoor itinerary for summer is so ambitious - a schedule of old haunts with dreams of adventures in new spots. But when fall comes, what you didn't get to sometimes outnumbers what you did.
Beat the heat by fishing early, or late
The weather has been uncharacteristic for the month of May - lots of wind and cooler temperatures for this time of year.
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The drought & the trout
Last week, I wrote about conservation efforts to benefit Rocky Mountain Elk and a host of other animals. I didn't want to neglect the fishes however, hence today's column.
Anglers should be excited by spring rain
Don't let this current storm fool you. If anything, it's going to improve the fishing.
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