Call it an "eye" call it a "style" call it whatever, but each artist produces work that is as individual as their own fingerprint. Ed Anderson is one of several local artists inspired by all things Idaho. Even when applied to the same subject matter (in this case fish) the interpretations created on canvas, paper, board, or acrylic are all…
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The Big Wood River will fish very good in the month of March. As the temperatures warm up expect very good midge fishing. You will want dries and nymphs for this time of year. Pattern size will be critical and I like very small flies for this time of year. My favorite dries are Trailing Shuck Midges and griffith's Gnats…
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Warren Miller was (and still is) a pioneer, and arguably one of the best. By developing and evolving outdoor sports filmmaking and touring those films around the country, Miller shared incredible skiing experiences with the masses. The release of a Warren Miller ski film and the arrival of the show tour to local theaters around the country became anticipated events…
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Where the hell are ya?! After several back-to-back years of generous snowpack levels and plenty of cool clear water, Idaho and much of the West and Northern Rockies are having their "water year rug" yanked out from under them. Granted, the La Nina trend of recent years has seemed to push winter conditions down the calendar a bit. Seems the…
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I expect the Big Wood to fish better in February as temperatures rise on some days. It will still be weather dependent but on those days when temperatures are above freezing the fishing can be good. Expect to see midges especially on cloudy overcast days and you will want various stages of this bug. I like to carry surface patterns…
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