Big Trout, Warm Weather
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. […]
Tag Archives: Brook Trout
Acadia National Park: Of Salters, Alewives, and Estuaries
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 […]
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 […]
Cutthroat Competition: Wyoming’s Wild and Native Trout
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” […]
Seven Nights in the Wind River Range
Seven Nights in the Wind River Range: Visiting the Popo Agie Wilderness of the Shoshone National Forest, and Catching Cutthroat Trout and Brook Trout by the Score Matthew Dickerson July […]
Wyoming’s Wild and Native Trout
A Mess of Wild Brook Trout: Reflections on Native, Wild, and Invasive Trout of Wyoming, especially the Shoshone National Forest including the South Fork of the Little Wind River in […]
The Balm of Brook Trout
The Balm of Brook Trout Matthew Dickerson. June, 2016. (Reprinted from the Addison Independent) It began with a trip to a river I have been fishing since I was thirteen […]
OF MAY, MUD, AND MOOSE IN MAINE
Matthew Dickerson The first moose was a big bull. It stepped onto the road a hundred yards in front of my car and began to saunter across, without consideration of […]
Ecology, Trout and Tired Limbs
Ecology, Trout and Tired Limbs The day was winding to a close, my legs were exhausted, and I hadn’t seen a single trout. It was a Saturday. I was […]
The Beaver Dam
The Beaver Dam Matthew Dickerson, 2009 In ancient Greek, the words “muthos” (a forerunner of the modern English word “myth”) and “logos” (related to our word “logic”) were almost interchangeable; […]