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A selection of published work:

• Flyfisher's Guide to Southwest Montana's Mountain Lakes
• Cherry Creek Runneth Over (American Angler, November/December 2016)
• Fjellvant Fly Fishing photo essay (Catch Magazine, October/November2016)
• Wind River Range (Northwest Fly Fishing, January/February 2016)
• Exposure: Montana Back Country photo essay (Northwest Fly Fishing, November/December 2015)
• The Doused Mouse Dilemma (American Angler, May/June 2015)
• Bitterroot River: Confronting Cutthroats (Northwest Fly Fishing, March/April 2014)
• Whitefish Ed: Creating his own elbow room (The Drake, Fall 2013)
• The Natives photo essay (Montana Sporting Journal, Winter Issue 2014) (part of a larger essay)
• The Nuance of High-water Marks: What you might not know about the stream access law (Montana Sporting Journal, Winter 2014)
• The Cold Truth about Hotspotting (Montana Sporting Journal, Wingshooting Issue 2013)
• Adventures of the Aguabonita (Montana Sporting Journal, Wingshooting Issue 2013)
• Seyler Lane Supreme Court Hearing, for Midcurrent.com
• This Land is Your Land, for PLWA
• Ice-out Trout photo essay (Montana Sporting Journal, Fishing Issue 2013)
• No Bull: Bull Trout Fishing in Montana (Montana Sporting Journal, Fishing Issue 2013)
• Flies for Montana, by Montanans
• Forecasting Rises and Beguiling Gulpers
• Darlington Ditch: Fishing Montana's Gray Area (The Fly Fish Journal)
• Maximize your Salmonflies: The Big Bug's Itinerary
• A mind of its rotenone: How much do we value native fish?
• Gem Hunting: Identifying Fishy Creeks
• The Tropics of Montana: Cliff and Wade Lakes
• Baby, it's Below Zero: Surviving Winter Away from the Water
• Golden Bones and Water Wolves
• Going for Gold...en Trout
• In the Nick of Time: Ice Out on Lakes
• Predicting the Early-Season Hatches: Mother's Day Caddis and Skwalas
• The Un-Hatchers: Scuds, Sowbugs, and Annelids
• Do Not Disturb? A Look at Fishing to Spawning Trout
• A Year in the Life: Seasons on the Gallatin