The Flyfish Journal, a premier quarterly publication dedicated to fly fishing culture, adventure, art, and conservation.

DEPARTMENTS:

Rises: "That Time You Didn't Break a Rod" (p. 002)

Masthead: "Fishing the Swamp, Then Draining It" (p. 020)

Editor's Note: "The New, New Thing" by Steve Duda (p. 022)

Contributors: "Just Get in the Van, Already" (p. 026)

Cutbank: Includes "The 72-Minute Cutthroat" by Erin Spaulding (p. 030), "The Spring Creek Master" by Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate (p. 038), and "A Well-Lit Pier in Midtown" by Alex Ford (p. 098).

Confluence: "Heron" by Michael Hill (p. 036)

Conservation: "Net Loss: Fighting Atlantic Salmon Farming in the Puget Sound" by Paul Moinester (p. 100)

Open Water: Features "1-800-BEATDOWN" by Gregory Fitz (p. 104) and "A Lucky Strike" by James Joiner (p. 106).

Tailout: "Down But Not Out" (p. 110)

FEATURES:

Adventure: "THE MOTHER COUNTRY: Exploring Ethiopia's Untouched Water" by Jamie Melvin (p. 042) and "YOU ARE NOW ALONE: Alaska's Togiak Wilderness by Raft" by Peter Jaacks (p. 066).

Profile: "WHEN THE MOUNTAINTOP MET THE MANGROVES: Keeping the Faith With Ansil Saunders" by Brian Irwin (p. 054).

Gallery: "CATSKILL CHILL: Among the Guides in Upstate New York" by José A. Alvarado Jr. (p. 082).