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I headed up into the mountains for a bit of small-stream fishing yesterday (more a mental break than anything) and ran into wind, snow, and temps dipping right around freezing. The fishing wasn’t bad — lots of little guys willing to nibble — but the real treat was having what’s been a busy stream throughout the summer all to myself as snow coated my hat. Come January I’ll be well and over the cold and snow, but the first blast of winter weather is always kind of cosy.
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here I jotted down a few words and shared a couple images this past week on Chi Wulff, talking about the turn to autumn. Frosty morning are here in full force, and leaves crunch underfoot, lining the downtown streets. Outdoorsmen are caught in the never-ending struggle of deciding whether to fish or hunt — the paradox of having too many good options — and fleece is appearing around town in force. I found myself pulling out winter layers the other day and debating which flip-flops might not make it another year. Somehow — I’m not sure how — summer is over and we’re heading into autumn.
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This was a very short-notice shoot with a lot of windshield time, walking miles of empty river banks, and copious amounts of coffee (needing more now, apparently). Thanks to the team at The New York Times for another assignment.
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