For a year I’ve been contributing to the excellent magazine Dark Skies Fly Fishing. Available digitally or in print, this periodical is the spiritual successor to a publication that Mid Atlantic anglers relied upon for decades.

In the February/March issue, I give a quick synopsis of what fly fishing looks like in the Shenandoah National Park. This popular destination is incredibly close to millions of Americans. Even still, real solitude is attainable. Those who press deeper into the “hollers” of the Blue Ridge will be rewarded with some truly tremendous scenery; natural and man-made. Of course,  brook trout are there as well.

Along with my article, there are pieces on Delaware River dry flies, sub-zero trout, and the world famous Walt’s Worm. Click on the link below to start reading and to learn how you can access the whole issue.

Click here to read a sample of latest issue of Dark Skies Fly Fishing.