Driftwood Sometimes, through the mist,I can see the lichen advancing.Creeping across granite slabsgreening in the shadows,transposing the hours andyears intomomentslostin the changingof the guardwhere dawn leaves thedeepest, thickest darknessbehind and…
by Reid Carron Fly anglers who are tired of fighting the crowds on the famous streams in the Rockies and on the coasts can find a respite from the competition…
Our Guided Group Canoe Trips are filled each year with people who join for three main reasons. First, their love of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and canoeing. Second,…
I’ve used Flexcut carving tools for twenty plus years. I come from a family of antique dealers and one of the first things I collected with my dad was pocket…
With the rain and the recent cool down (thank goodness) the fishing report is in flux, but here’s what we know so far. Bear in mind that these are always…
A few highlights from the trip follow: -Paddled in Thursday the 11th and out Monday the 15th. -Expected ice on LLC but didn’t run into ANY -Water surface temps as cold…
With no official time posted when I left the house at 7:30 a.m. Monday morning I had to trust the Loons who were cavorting and singing and splashing their way…
November up north rarely sees 70 degrees with no wind. It was a chance to get out one more time to my favorite little secret fishing lake, take out the…
Someone in our Corner…
September 19, 2022
September 19, 2022
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Fishing, From our Guides
fishing, getting outside, steve piragis
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Frank Benson was a local hero for young recent immigrants to Ely, Minnesota in the 70’s and 80’s. He scouted out garden tools and fishing gear and just about anything…