Curtain Time

To cast a rod and catch a fish on an evening such as this was to be reminded, in the paraphrased words of my brother Hampton, that though the play of nature and life continues on all around us, for a brief moment I was allowed the privilege of connecting with it through line and lure, joining in the performance.
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A person in body of water holding out a rainbow trout with a hook in its mouth.
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  • 7 min

Alaska

“As the sun came up, I saw heavy rays glistening off of the most beautiful river I had ever been on, and fish jumping out of the water teasing my mind at the thought of catching one.”

Luke Kosko tells the story of his fishing adventure in Alaska!

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Jackson Bland and his father holding fishing rods standing knee deep in water.
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  • 4 min

Gone Fishin’

Until Julia read these articles in SouthCarolinaWild.org, her only frame of reference for fishing was going out on her grandfather’s boat to fish off the coast. Through this summary, she spotlights stories on recreational fishing, a fisheries biologist, and how a college student bass fishing angler turned pro.
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