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Cambell Creek (Middlbury Summer, 2015)

February 29, 2016 · by Thomas Canaday · in Alaska. ·
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These pages feature writings, reflections, photographs and other subject matter from Matthew Dickerson, author of: Downstream: Reflections on Brook Trout, Fly Fishing, and the Waters of Appalachia (2014), Trout in the Desert: On Fly Fishing Human Habits, and the Cold Waters of the Arid Southwest (2015), A Tale of Three Rivers: of Wooly Buggers, Bowling Balls, Cigarette Butts, and the Future of Appalachian Brook Trout (2018) and The Voices or Rivers: Reflections on Places Wild and Almost Wild. David O'Hara, co-author of Downstream has also contributed. [... read more]

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This site is for those who love and care about cold rivers, clean waters, wilderness, and the creatures that live in these places–especially wild trout. It is therefore also about preservation, conservation, and restoration of these important habits, and everything which impacts them or depends upon them. Which is to say everything, since we all live downstream of each other. In writing about rivers and streams, we also write about forests and lakes and oceans.

More often than note, these pages are also about fly fishing, an activity which has not only brought great delight to the authors, but also prompted many times of quiet listening, attentiveness, and aware of what lives above, beside, and beneath the waters where we cast flies.

Some of the material on this site has previous appeared in the Addison Independent in earlier versions. See http://www.addisonindependent.com/

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