EDITORIAL | FRONT & BACK COVER | AMERICAN ANGLER MAGAZINE, 2014

August 20, 2014 by Bryan Gregson

FRONT & BACK COVER | AMERICAN ANGLER
Argentina + Washington

The new September/October 2014 issue of American Angler Magazine is hot off the press and I’m deeply humbled and beyond thrilled to see my images on both the front and back cover!
It’s great to see this moment make print as it brings back such great memories of adventure in both Argentina and Washington.

+ American Angler Magazine – http://www.americanangler.com/

FRONT COVER
About the image: John Hudgens and Ron Sorenson teamed up for a great day of fishing for wild brown trout on Filo Hua Hum River in Argentina.

BACK COVER
About the image: Jonathan Knapp standing at attention with his trusty rod waiting for first light on the Skagit river.

EDITORIAL | THE DRAKE MAGAZINE

August 4, 2014 by Bryan Gregson

PUBLISHED TOC | THE DRAKE MAGAZINE | GOLDEN STONE
Published Editorial

One of my favorite hatches made it to print in The Drake Magazine Summer 2014.

A Henry’s Fork River Golden Stone gracing the table of contents.
Head down to your local shop and grab your copy today!

+ The Drake Magazine – http://www.drakemag.com/
+ TroutHunter Lodge – http://www.trouthunt.com/

HEADED HOME | REFLECTION, AK

August 4, 2014 by Bryan Gregson

BACK TO ALASKA TOUR | WRAP-UP
Yellow Dog Flyfishing Photo Tour

That’s a wrap for the Alaska tour… to all the folks who we met along the way, thank you for your hospitality, warm fire, hot coffee, stories and sharing in the adventure!

“The idea of wilderness needs no defense, it only needs defenders.”
– Edward Abbey

+ Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures – http://www.yellowdogflyfishing.com/

THE SACRIFICE OF A KING
KULIK PORCUPINE

THE SACRIFICE OF A KING

August 3, 2014 by Bryan Gregson

KING SALMON | NUSHAGAK RIVER, ALASKA
Protect Bristol Bay Alaska

Chinook Salmon (or King Salmon) in full colors is a beautiful sight to see. These fish have only one job: to travel back to spawn and to die. They unselfishly and willingly give up their life so the next generations can survive and the ecosystem can utilize its decaying body to gain nutrients. The cycle of life, it is so fragile.

ANGLERS
+ Tom Melvin – Yellow Dog Alaskan Program director
+ Camille Egdorf: Head Guide Egdorf Western Alaska Sportfishing

KULIK PORCUPINE

August 2, 2014 by Bryan Gregson

KULIK PORCUPINE
Kulik River in Alaska

Local river rat …err…I mean Porcupine, on the Kulik River in Alaska. It was leisurely hanging out in the tree overlooking a staging Sockeye Salmon run. Perhaps animals are also in awe at the metamorphosis that is about to take place, the circle of life.

+ Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures – http://www.yellowdogflyfishing.com/