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Simply Appalachia

Simply Appalachia

April 2, 2018August 11, 2018Brad Trumbo

A newbie to tenkara, but an old Appalachian fly-fisher, my introduction to the art during a February homecoming hooked me for life.

Tenkara Angler Spring 2018 Issue

 

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Yuba and I are hanging out with the @harvestingnature crew this weekend at The @backcountryhunters rendezvous! If you are at the rendezvous, be sure to visit the Harvesting Nature team!
Happy Mother’s Day to the best dog mom and enabler of my #llewellinsetter and upland hunting addiction!
Per usual, Idaho has been generous. I use the word “epic” sparingly, but the turkey hunting this year has been worthy. The first setup of day one produced this tom just barely into legal shooting light.
Spring in the scablands offers tremendous fly fishing, but the flourishing arid ecosystem is the bigger draw, rounding out the overall experience. Read more about fishing the scablands in the first edition of Harvesting Nature Magazine!
Sweet little Yuba pup is one of the most enjoyable hunting partners a guy could ask for. From her unmatched glee and enthusiasm to her inquisition and antics, she keeps the hunt entertaining no matter what. Who would have known we would go on to miss three grouse after our water break?
Evaded by grouse, the wary orange belton fixed her gaze on the forest comedian - the red squirrel. This was no laughing matter.

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