The autobiographical novella, first published 50 years ago, arguably created a new type of guy: the literary fly fisherman.

Fifty years ago this month, a slim novella was published not by some big New York City based publishing house to great fanfare but rather a university press in the city of Chicago. The author wasn’t a ...

This story originally appeared in Mountain Journal.When Robert Redford was wrangling with author Norman Maclean over the screenplay for the 1991 movie adaptation of the most famous fly-fishing book ...

Lee Wulff made a fly-fisherman's life into an art Say the name Lee Wulff to any fly fisherman and images start spilling out like attracters from an old fly box. A glimpse of the Royal Wulff, his ...

The most famous homage to the Mississippi River in musical theater might be Showboat’s “Ol’ Man River,” but it isn’t the only work to use the river as a means to discuss the unsavory aspects of our ...