Journal of a Trout Wrangler
Tom SadlerAnecdotes and observations about fly-fishing, guiding, politics and life lessons learned.
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“Watching the US Open late last night, and the thing I couldn’t stop noticing wasn’t the winners. It was what the best players do right after they lose a point. Double-fault on a big one, and instead of stewing, they turn their back to th...
The Roadless Rule rescission is bad news
If you follow the conservation, outdoor recreation or fly-fishing news, you’re likely aware of the recent action taken by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, proposing to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule. Many, if not most,...
Well… it depends
a lot of dependable water here
The distinction between fundamentals and dogma is important.
Is there a right way to fly fish? You may think so reading some of the opinions that get passed around as advice or worse as “instruction.”
Sure,...
Things I read that got me thinking
where I do my best thinking
“If you use pliers as a screwdriver, you just make a mess.” — CDR Salamander
Fly-fishing gear is full of metaphorical screwdrivers and pliers. Tools designed for a specific purpose, which they do well, but ma...
Waterside Chat with NRDC’s Molly Masterton
Molly Masterton joined me for an online Waterside Chat on July 14, 2026. Molly is a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, where she works to promote sustainable fisheries management and the application of ecosystem-based...
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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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