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Beneath the Surface

Book review: Catching Schrödinger’s Trout

Catching Schrödinger’s Trout by Ian Surkowski. MIT Press. Ian Surkowski, the Pamala Leonard Professor of Physics and Philosophy at the California Institute of Technology, has written a book that will likely change how everyone—scientist and layperson alike—thinks about fishing for Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 30, 2024 ago
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Connecticut angler there yesterday should have been there today

STORRS, CT—A University of Connecticut Professor of Logic, Leann Jackson, is believed to be the first fly angler to fish the famed Delaware River yesterday when she should have been there today. An avid angler for much of her life, Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 29, 2024 ago
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Wyoming angler angers fly fishing community by catching and mounting the one that got away

JACKSON, WY—Wyoming angler Wyatt Mitchell recently landed a fish most anglers only dream about. “I knew this fish was special, but I had no idea how special until I took it to Jackson’s Big R Ranch & Home store to Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 28, 2024 ago
Beneath the Surface

Thoreau’s hidden journals reveal shocking truth: He was just after the fish

CONCORD, MA—Philosopher-naturalist David Henry Thoreau has long inspired anglers with assorted versions of the misattributed mantra: Many go fishing all their lives without knowing it is not the fish they are after. But a Ph.D. student at Southeastern New Hampshire Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 27, 2024 ago
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Recent Galloup poll shocks angling community: Good day at work now beats bad day of fishing

WASHINGTON, D.C.—For the first time in the nearly ninety-year history of Galloup polling, Americans prefer a good day at work to a bad day of fishing. Thirty-nine percent of U.S. adults selected a good day at work, thirty-three percent chose Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 27, 2024 ago
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Bausch + Lomb introduces single-use disposable flies

VAUGHAN, Ontario—Bausch + Lomb Corporation (NYSE/TSX: BLCO), a leading global eye health company, has announced that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service—in cooperation with the Environmental Protection Agency—has approved the world’s first single-use disposable flies. “The Covid-19 pandemic spurred a Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 25, 2024 ago
Beneath the Surface

Minnesota angler mistakenly discloses world’s most secret fishing spot

DULUTH, MN—Long-time Duluth resident Lars Gunderson recently revealed the world’s most secret fishing location. “In all the years I go to this spot, not one time do I see other person, other person’s footprints, other animal, other animal’s footprints, or Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 24, 2024 ago
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Top ten reasons fly anglers smoke cigars while fishing

#10: They smoke them when they aren’t fishing. #9: Mark Twain. #8: No one can tell you’re smoking a cigarette from over one hundred feet away. #7: Demi Moore. #6: It is illegal to possess, use, sell, or cultivate cannabis Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 24, 2024 ago
Beneath the Surface

The ABCs of fly fishing for nudists

A: Take off your clothes. B: Put on a wide-brim hat and some comfortable ankle-high wading boots. C: The end.

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 23, 2024 ago
Beneath the Surface

Fly fishing community in turmoil: Replacing Latin fly names to avoid cultural appropriation

NEW YORK—A powerful group of fly-fishing anglers, The Progressive Anglers for Linguistic Equity (PALE), has gotten recent attention for demanding the fly-fishing community stop appropriating Latin names for flies. “The Latin language has a rich and storied history in medicine Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 23, 2024 ago

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