Journal of a Trout Wrangler
Tom SadlerAnecdotes and observations about fly-fishing, guiding, politics and life lessons learned.
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Every River Needs a Champion
After a mid-week guiding trip on Dry River, I was stoked to get out on my own. There was a section I wanted to scout to see if I could fix an egress point for future trips. With a plan in mind, an afternoon free, and good weather, I was rea...
MFCN Supports Introduction of American Seafood Competitiveness Act
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 31, 2026
Arlington, VA – The Marine Fish Conservation Network (MFCN) today commended Senators Lisa Murkowski and Angus King for their bipartisan legislation to strengthen the American seafood industry. The Amer...
Why Roadless Areas matter
Ever wonder why some streams have trout while others have barely any? A lot of it comes down to roads. And not in the way you’d think. For me, roadless areas represent more than just policy—they’re connected to meaningful relationships buil...
Greetings from Dry River
The Saturday1 forecast was warm and sunny so the siren call of a ramble with flyrod in hand was too hard to resist. Worse case, I’d get a chance to ramble around in a mountain stream and snap a few photos.
Rolled up to one of my favorite...
Ullassa
Fly-fishing is a fascinating endeavor, with much to commend it. One of its more remarkable qualities is its ability to take us to beautiful places. Or, as John Gierach said, “Trout don’t live in ugly places.”
If I only went fishing to catc...
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conservation advocate, fly-fishing guide, outdoor journalist and political interpreter. U. S. Navy veteran. non sibi sed patriae. tsadler.bsky.social
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