A Fine-Spotted Trout on Corral Creek
A Fine Spotted Trout on Corral Creek: on the Cutthroat Competition of Native Trout in the Northern Rockies — the 3rd book in author Matthew Dickerson’s Heart Streams series published […]
Category Archives: Interviews, Excerpts, Book Reviews
J.R.R.Tolkien, Hobbits, Food, and Thankfulness
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 […]
BOOK RELEASE! “A Tale of Three Rivers”
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 […]
Excerpt from “Glacier National Park: A Four-Part Series”
Editors Note: This series of newspaper stories from the Addison Independent was awarded First Place in the NENPA (New England Newspaper and Press Awards) for best sports column of 2017 […]
Cutthroat in the Wild: A Love Story
“Cutthroat in the Wild: a Love Story” is Part 1 of a series on “Wyoming’s Wild and Native Cutthroat”. This video, along with the rest of the series, features footage […]
The Philosophy of Brook Trout – Review by Tom Sadler
Tom Sadler, Executive Director of the Outdoor Writers Association of America and a founder of the Eastern Brook Trout Joint Venture has just published a very kind and glowing review […]
What a Middlebury College Professor Learned About Life From Fishing
Matthew Dickerson’s recent interview on Vermont Public Radio. Click here to listen to it. (About six minutes.)
Review of Downstream in Augustana Mirror
Here’s a new review of Downstream in the Augustana Mirror.
Author Interview with Sioux Falls’ Argus Leader
David O’Hara was interviewed this week by Peter Harriman of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader. Harriman is no stranger to angling for trout, and he’s a good interviewer. You can […]
SD Public Radio Interview
Karl Gehrke interviews David O’Hara about Downstream on South Dakota Public Radio. Click here to listen.