Matthew Dickerson, Thanksgiving 2018. As you might guess from the title, this essay is not about trout or rivers. Indeed, though J.R.R.Tolkien’s Middle-earth stories occasionally mention fish or fishing–mostly in […]
Matthew Dickerson, September 2017 I recently had a chance to fish for a day and a half in one of those small New England streams that holds surprisingly big trout. […]
Matthew Dickerson, May 2018 (For more on Acadia–especially from my May, 2018 residency–see my book The Voices of Rivers from Homebound Publications, 2019) ••• We parked the Outback off at […]
by Matthew Dickerson, Summer 2018 2:00pm rolled around and we still hadn’t spotted one of the famous Alaskan brown bears we had come to Katmai National Park and Preserve to […]
Matthew Dickerson‘s new book A Tale of Three Rivers: Of Wooly Buggers, Bowling Balls, Cigarette Butts, and the Future of Appalachian Brook Trout is now available. Continuing in his HeartStreams […]
Matthew Dickerson (March 2018) Note: The following two stories (though without all the photos) appeared in my biweekly newspaper column in the Addison Independent. ••• A brisk wind blew off […]
Excerpt: “Like most visitors to Glacier National Park, I am awed by the majesty of the mountains: the splendor of towering peaks of bare stone, thrust upward by the […]
Some initial reflections from Matthew Dickerson’s experience as artist-in-residence at Glacier National Park in Montana in June of 2017. Has some underwater footage of wild native cutthroat trout in some […]
A group of Bucknell students created this video as part of a Fall 2016 term project in environmental science. Before the interview, one of the students (Conor) read “Trout Downstream” […]
The second film in the series on Wyoming cutthroat trout from Matthew Dickerson, directed by Middlebury College student Yuki Hu. “Cutthroat Competition: The Past and Future of Wyoming’s Native Trout” […]
