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From Sea to Stream

Fishing is not merely a means of putting food on the table. As gratifying as it is to cap off a successful outing by the grill, indulging in a couple ice-cold IPAs and preparing your fresh-caught fillets with family and friends, the truth that all anglers know is that these are not necessarily the moments that we wake up before first light or make several hour treks for. For many, including myself, witnessing the splendor and beauty that encompasses everything truly wild is enough to keep me out there. 

Any true angler, like all outdoorsmen, has developed a genuine respect and adoration for all wildlife; and I welcome all of those who agree. 

 I have spent my entire life pursuing nearly all forms of fishing that the American Northeast has to offer, and I plan on sharing the stories, tactics, news, and pretty much anything an aspiring angler might want to know. Whether you target brookies and browns in cool mountain streams, brave high seas to reach the bluefin grounds, or anything in between, this blog will feature something that fits your interest. 

I will be including various tactics that have often brought me success, and hope they will bring you similar results. Remember to make responsible and ethical decisions when out on the water in order to preserve the state of our fisheries and wildlife for future generations to enjoy. Any comments or questions feel free to contact me, info provided below. 

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