Field notes, essays, and reflections from the stream — on fish, seasons, conservation, and why we do this.
Written by Adam Korman and the Journey on the Fly team.
As with any aesthetic delight that temporarily nourishes the soul, beauty itself will not benefit us in the long run if it does not get us to its final end. – Matthew Capps
Read moreOftentimes—especially in today’s cultural malaise—we need to find a way to mute the background noise just to preserve our sanity. And I’m not joking. The world is noisy. It…
Read moreCooler temperatures are a given in fall—usually. As the thermometer drops, oxygen levels in the water stabilize, and fish become far more active than they were during the summer,…
Read moreGolden rainbow trout, often referred to as “banana trout” due to their vibrant yellow hue, are a unique and popular addition to Pennsylvania’s trout fishing scene. These striking…
Read moreAs fall fishing excitement fades, sometimes abruptly, with temperatures dropping to frigid levels that freeze guides and make a full day on the water nearly impossible, there’s…
Read moreThat’s why at or around the ages of 3-4 years these fish find their way back to the tributaries as relatively large critters, full of power. Hence the fun… They have an over all…
Read moreAt the risk of setting my self up as an expert I thought it necessary to ensure you I am not. No one is really an expert. Some of us have simply figured a couple things out. This…
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