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'Jaws' Turns 50: All the Movies Will Stream in One Place. So, I'm Starting Shark Week Early

Steven Spielberg

'Jaws' Turns 50: All the Movies Will Stream in One Place. So, I'm Starting Shark Week Early

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

You're gonna need a bigger screen.See the Story

The shore lunch that almost wasn't

Canada · Canada

The shore lunch that almost wasn't

It’s an old trope — a cautionary tale for every would-be travelling angler. The weather may never be as good as the day before you arrive or as bad as the day you climb into your waders for a 40-minute run across a boreal lake in search of pike. There’s likely some math behind this Murphy’s Law of fly fishing, but it escapes this English major’s limited numerical capacity.Read Article

New bill seeks to vastly expand Bristol Bay mining protections

Bristol Bay · Bristol Bay

New bill seeks to vastly expand Bristol Bay mining protections

A new bill introduced in the closing hours of Alaska’s legislative session seeks to expand protection for the Bristol Bay region, home to a prolific wild salmon fishery that produces over $2.2 billion in economic output and supports over 15,000 Alaskan jobs. The bill, introduced by Speaker of the House Bryce Edgmon (I- Dillingham) and Representative Andy Josephson (D- Anchorage), would ban metallic sulfide mining, also known as hard-rock mining,…Read Article

The Missouri River Gale of 2024

It wasn’t one of those windstorms that made the news last summer in central Montana. TV coverage might have included the weatherman on the local Helena ABC affiliate remarking about how “it sure was windy today,” although seemingly minor events can make the news on a slow day. Just this week, a squirrel got zapped in an electrical substation, cutting power to thousands in Helena. But, as I said, it wasn’t a windstorm that made me rush to social …Helena · Helena Read Article

Toxic waste stands in the way of protecting the Great Lakes from invasive carp

Last week, Illinois officials took possession of a 50-acre stretch of riverbed in Chicago’s shipping channel in a last-ditch effort to prevent an ecological disaster from reaching Lake Michigan.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Should I cast or should I go?

The jambalaya recipe came from an old Boy Scout cookbook. Pour a can of condensed onion soup, beef stock, and tomato sauce, along with two cans of water, into a Dutch oven. Add two cups of rice, smoked sausage, shrimp, diced bell pepper and green onions, plus garlic, herbs and spices. Cover the lid with charcoal briquettes. In 90 minutes, it’s done. Easy, right? If only those trout would have stopped rising.Boy Scouts Read Article

What makes a pike fly great?

My pike problem started during the summer of 2007 in northwest Saskatchewan. It was my first trip to Canada to fly fish for pike and grayling, and I was kind of flying by the seat of my pants. Unsure what to use, I managed to tie up some serviceable streamers prior to my trip, and, while some would prove to work just fine, the first words out of the mouth of my guide, a member of the Dene First Nation in the region, were, “Too small.”Saskatchewan · Saskatchewan Read Article

Simms introduces ultralight Flyweight Packable Waders

Ultralight waders have been around for at least a couple of decades, likely more. The designers of these types of waders are faced with a difficult challenge: build a wader that is lightweight, packable, and comfortable but also one that stands up to the elements and the abuse that anglers inevitably deliver. Over the years, ultralight waders have always come with compromises. But as design and technology improves, each iteration seems to offer …United States · United States Read Article

The Beasts of the Bighorn

The Bighorn is famous for its large trout and prolific hatches. Photo: Earl Harper, via Hatch Magazine. A few days on Montana’s Bighorn River provides Chris Hunt of Hatch Magazine with some killer trout, as well as perspectives on everything from killing big fish to dealing with other anglers on the river. The number of trout in the river and the possibility of landing a true trophy are the main reasons folks flock to Forth Smith: The Bighorn Ri…Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

The solace of mediocre water

Salvation is a vexing thing. Some people seem to find it in the familiar comfort of the shared liturgical experience, immersing themselves in those codified rituals and behaviors that promise it. Other people seem to find it where no one else is looking, in things no one else sees; private little salvations known only to them. Still other people—the majority of them, really—search all their lives for it, but don’t know where to look for it, or h…Read Article

Interior Department Mum On How It Plans To Unleash Public Lands

A FOIA request made in an attempt to better understand Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's plans for federal lands carries a lot of black.A Freedom of Information Act-triggered paper dump from the Interior Department provides a sturdy outline of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s fervid drive to mine, log, and drill public lands. But it is woefully short on details.The nearly 470 pages purportedly support Burgum’s secretarial orders that cite a natio…United States · United States See the Story

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