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I found your inaugural magazine intriguing, not only for me but I’m sure for other readers as well. It’s the insight into other cultures and the wonders of nature that many anglers and outdoorsmen love. The beauty of our world and the experiences we encounter make fishing so much more than just baiting a hook. |
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With so many fishing related magazines on newsstands, it is refreshing to see a new title with a completely different concept. I mean nothing for nothing, but if I read about ‘how to catch a redfish’ one more time, I may just turn into a redfish.
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We loved Marsha Bierman's story ("Big Game in the Galapagos," Fall 2007) as this is without a doubt one of the neatest places I've ever been.
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I couldn’t believe those pictures of mahseer (“King of the Himalayas”) as I never even knew about them. I’d really love to go to Nepal one day as those fish look totally prehistoric, sort of a cross between a tarpon and a sturgeon. |
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I picked up your magazine at a Barnes & Noble bookstore and was sort of taken aback at the sight of Jack Nicklaus on the cover. I experienced a strange déjà vu sensation, and here's why. |
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I noted in the article about fishing in Hawaii (“Hook-Up in Hawaii”) how the action is still going strong around those islands. I can vouch for that, especially off Kona. Anyone thinking of a trip there should know that you’re into the marlin fishing almost as soon as the boat clears the main charter boat marina in Kona because of the quick drop-off to deep water. |
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