Seeing

By Roger Emile Stouff

Not getting out much. Who can stand it? Polar bears, I guess. Grouse and ducks, and foxes.

The Silence of a Solitary Fisherman

By Mike Sepelak

Silence. Crisp, wintery silence. No, not exactly silence. Something better.

The Great Beast

By H.B. Rushing Jr.

The year was nineteen sixty nine mid March in the town of Baton Rouge Louisiana. A humble but proud man and his young wife had a son. Here I am the eldest of three children, nicknamed “Blackie” because of my dark complexion. As the years passed and I grew into the boy [...]

A Word from Far & Away

Due to the increasing obligations and demands the three of us have on our time, we’ve made a few changes.
We’ll no longer be publishing “issues” in the traditional sense. As submissions come in, when we are able to process and up load them, new material will be posted to the site. We believe this will [...]

The Wake

By Karl (Trout Whisperer) Seckinger
The cabin sits on a hilltop with a benched elevation of 1665 ft above sea level, north of Lake Superior. Depending on what map I look at shows an ordinary high water level of between 550 and 610 ft. We have assembled on high.