Learning To Fly

Article Abstract:

Fly-fishing and backpacking are a good fit because fly-fishing is challenging, fun and relaxing. Getting to know the water is one of the first things to learn in fly-fishing. Fish may be found in pools, bends, bushy banks and many other places where they may seek shelter. Fish can smell humans, so the fishers odors should be camouflaged. A list of ten classic backcountry fishing holes is given.

Fishing, Fishing (Recreation)

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Payback

Article Abstract:

The fun and frustration of getting obviously thriving schools of Montana trout to bite is described. The ironies of inconsiderate fellow fishermen and fat fish with no fight are detailed.

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Your Goose is Cooked

Article Abstract:

Roast goose can be delicious but messy to cook. Barbecuing a goose with indirect heat will prevent the fat from splattering or flaming up.

Recipe, Cooking, Cookery (Geese), Goose (Meat)

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