by Angela Keer | Feb 27, 2013 | Feature Articles, Fly Fish America, Fly Fishing, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
Fall beach fishing is like a good short story you can’t put down. There is the rising action, the climax, the falling action and the end. Some times it’s fast, other times it’s measured, but at all times it’s a page-turner. When fall actually...
by Angela Keer | Feb 27, 2013 | Feature Articles, Fly Fishing, Fly Fishing In Salt Waters, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
Migratory fish get under your skin. They follow a lot of rules, but they break almost as many as they follow. That makes them a lot like an outstanding novel, with a beginning, a peak and an end. The story line comes together on a beach in the fall. Fishing conditions...
by Angela Keer | Feb 27, 2013 | Feature Articles, Gray's Sporting Journal, Sporting Real Estate, Sporting Travel, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
Everyone loved Nottman’s house, and it is one that I will remember forever. His house was traditionally tasteful but classically understated so that it wouldn’t raise an eyebrow. The appointments and accouterments were comfortable instead of lavish, and the...
by Angela Keer | Feb 27, 2013 | Eastern Fly Fishing, Feature Articles, Fly Fishing, Saltwater Fly Fishing, Sporting Destination Reviews, Sporting Travel, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
Among saltwater anglers you’ll never hear a peep about Rhode Island’s diminutive size. The smaller, the better, they say, and anglers in Little Rhody are used to outstanding and diverse fishing opportunities without driving from pillar to post. South County is one of...
by Angela Keer | Feb 27, 2013 | Bird Hunting, Bird Hunting South of the Mason-Dixon, Feature Articles, Sporting Classics, Sporting Destination Reviews, Sporting Travel, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
Quail Hunting is a treasured tradition in the Red Hills Somewhere between the morning mist rising from the lake at False Dawn and the skeins of Spanish moss drooping from the cypress trees is a space of air where the quail fly hard. When a covey erupts from the...
by Angela Keer | Dec 31, 2012 | Bird Dogs, Bird Hunting, Bird Hunting South of the Mason-Dixon, Covey Rise Magazine, Essays, Feature Articles, Upland Bird Hunting Canada, Upland Bird Hunting New England, Writing By Content, Writing by Magazine, Writing By Style
My heart skipped a beat when my wife told me she loved Albert. He was a young, muscular, good-looking tricolor setter of North Carolina quail stock, part of the field-dog rotation at The Webb Farm. Bill Webb owned him, Wade Meacham trained him and Kenny Rabb hunted...
