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Beneath the Surface

D.O.J. and U.S. Fish and Wildlife declare war on misinformation: Nationwide ban on false casts and artificial flies

WASHINGTON, D.C.—In response to the sweeping bill H.R. 2024, The Truth in Public Discourse and Actions Act, the Department of Justice has partnered with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to launch a surprising crusade against what they deem one Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 2 yearsJanuary 23, 2024 ago
Fish Tales

Days of the Dog Star

According to legend and lore (the ancient predecessors of science), the rising of the Dog Star Sirius shepherds forward a period of mad dogs, heat, drought, misery, fatigue, misfortune, and calamity. No one is safe, not even those who prowl Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsAugust 14, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

Small Stream

With apologies to John Mellencamp. Well, I was born in a small stream And I can breathe in a small stream Gonna die in a small stream And that’s probably where they’ll bury me

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 31, 2023 ago
A Cast Away in Montana

A Cast Away in Montana: Trailers

Written by Tim Schulz.Illustrations by Bob White. Foreword by Jerry Dennis. A Cast Away in Montana is the captivating story of a passionate angler’s first trip to Montana. Through Tim Schulz’s humorous, insightful, and reflective storytelling, readers not only discover Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 26, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

Too Valuable

Lee Wulff famously said, “A gamefish is too valuable to be caught only once.” Reasonable people can—and do—debate the scope of this credo, and I suspect Lee did too. But if that script was written for a particular scene, it Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 15, 2023 ago
A Cast Away in Montana

Grayling

“What I have asked you to imagine is the story of Michigan’s grayling. I often fish the Otter River, where Walter Erickson caught the last of these fish in 1934. There are still more deer than people along this river Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 14, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

The X Caddis

Many people mistakenly believe the X Caddis is a pattern invented by Craig Mathews and John Juracek. Instead, Craig’s wife, Jackie, devised the idea and tied the first pattern for Craig and John while working on something to imitate an Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 13, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

A Tale of Two Scenes

Spend enough time in the wild, and sooner or later, you’ll get a front-row seat in the grand theater of life and death. In one scene, a deer’s skull, spine, and matted hair lie still in a Michigan forest—decaying remnants Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJuly 10, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

Tight Lines

Want to catch a smallmouth bass that is so strong you might hook it in Wisconsin and land it in Michigan? Want to see a fish sip your popper from the surface, then fight like a spurred Brahma bull? Want Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJune 30, 2023 ago
Fish Tales

Keep ’em wet

What angler doesn’t love a memento of the fish of a lifetime or maybe just the fish of the day? But if you plan to release that fish, you should consider its lifetime, not just yours. Many people have a Read more…

By Tim Schulz, 3 yearsJune 24, 2023 ago

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