Monthly Archives: April 2018

Branching Out (from Genesee)

Posted on April 16, 2018 by rivertoprambles

Some readers of Rivertop Rambles may recall that every year, around the Opening Day of the Pennsylvania trout fishing season, I try to fish the three branches of my home river. Again this year, I drove to the state-line village … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged backyard naturalist, branching out, Earth Day, environmentalism, fly-fishing, headwaters, PA trout season, pollution, Spring, tradition, Triple Divide, upper Genesee River, Walt Frankllin, writing | 18 Comments

It Came From a Dream

Posted on April 3, 2018 by rivertoprambles

There’s nothing like a wild free-flowing run… The statement seemed so obvious to me that I almost disregarded it. I was in Rhode Island for several days, enjoying myself but absent from the Opening Day of Trout Season in New … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged art, clamming, dream, environment, family, fly-fishing, imagination, mansions, nature, Newport, opening day, reality, Rhode Island, small streams, wildness, writing | 10 Comments

Monthly Archives: April 2018

Branching Out (from Genesee)

It Came From a Dream

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