Tag Archives: Kirk Deeter

That Yellowstone Feeling

Posted on May 15, 2012 by KirkDeeter

If someone knocked me out, blindfolded me, transported me to a river in Yellowstone National Park, then woke me up, spun me around a few times, and took off the blindfold, I’d still know exactly where I was within seconds.  … Continue reading →

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25 Things to Make You a Better Angler: No. 2, Teach Others

Posted on April 23, 2012 by KirkDeeter

I am absolutely convinced that teaching others to fly fish is the single most effective thing you can do to help yourself become a better (and more “complete”) angler.  Of course, there are altruistic benefits as well.  Sharing a sport you … Continue reading →

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Greetings (and thanks) from new TROUT editor Kirk Deeter

Posted on April 13, 2012 by KirkDeeter

Being the new editor of TROUT magazine is a great honor indeed.  And while I’m ramping up and learning my way into Trout Unlimited, I have to say, it feels like coming home. Granted, I’ve rolled many miles (and done … Continue reading →

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Pulp Fly … the next generation of fly fishing writing

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Chris Hunt

Featuring a foreword by Kirk Deeter, the new editor of TROUT Magazine as well as a renowned fly fishing author, journalist and blogger, Pulp Fly: Vol. 1 might just be the first really good example of where fly fishing–and the … Continue reading →

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Best Wild Places project wrapping up

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Chris Hunt

The Trout Unlimited “Best Wild Places” partnership with Field & Stream magazine is wrapping up for the year, with the next-to-last installment of the 2011 version of the project now live at the Field & Stream website. This project, thanks … Continue reading →

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