Fishing the Fall Shift | George Daniel Fall fishing isn’t what it used to be — and that’s not all bad. While the season starts hot and low, cooler temps and rain revive the streams by late October. George shares his personal approach to fall: when he fishes, when he doesn’t, and why he usually steps away during the spawn. Dig into some go-to fall patterns — from beetles to eggs to streamers — and honest thoughts on how to fish ethically and effectively through the season. It’s not just about catching fish; it’s about fishing with intention. Swinging Into Silence | April Vokey Fall is a beautiful contradiction — all urgency and stillness, instinct and introspection. The seasonal shift pulls us outdoors even as it pushes us to our limits. From icy river mornings and steelhead dreams to the emotional crash that follows, this is a deeply personal look at what fall asks of us — and what it gives back. Part confession, part love letter, it’s for anyone who’s ever chased the last cast of the season knowing full well winter’s waiting just upstream. Raising June | Fred Campbell June is more than a film about fishing. It’s about giving a child the gift of wildness — the kind that shapes character, stirs wonder, and reminds us what matters most. Set in the vast, untouched beauty of Canada’s Northwest Territories, this story captures one father’s hope to offer something lasting in a fleeting world: presence, connection, and the kind of memory that lives forever. Unlocking Fall Trout Lies | Jim McLennan A fall guide to moving water; how trout shift their behavior and locations throughout the year, especially as fall takes hold. Practical strategies for finding trout in a changing stream from low, clear flows and spooky fish to cold mornings and overlooked lies — and how thinking like a fish (not just an angler) can make all the difference. Whether it’s a divot in a grassy bank, a riffle drop-off, or mysterious “dancing water,” these are the lessons fall teaches — if you’re paying attention. And much more!
