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Dispatch from the Brownline South

  Get your creep on and move down the shoreline in a crouch, hiding your profile from the beast tucked into the limestone bank, and then your backcast freaks an iguana that dives headfirst into the water. Everything splits. People … Continue reading

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FLORIDA: Little Hits, Big Misses, Wildlife

The thermometer in the rental car read 86 degrees at 7 in the morning, so I knew the canals were going to boil.  So would anyone making the effort to walk them in search of fish. Peacocks like it hot, … Continue reading

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INVASIVE SPECIES: What of the Snakehead?

Singlebarbed posted on snakeheads finding their way into English waters. I wrote this response, twice, yet somehow managed to pull off leaving a blank comment box on his site. Twice. So here’s my comment: “The critics were quite nasty about the … Continue reading

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FLORIDA: On the Hunt For Snakeheads

For close to two years now, whenever work has taken me to South Florida, I have been on a quest to catch a snakehead on fly. I’m not sure why I had to do this, but the seed germinated while … Continue reading

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