Steelhead Diaries - An online journal chronicling the pursuit of Great Lakes Rainbow Trout

A new river report accompanies a new design, and location: Steelhead Diaries, v 2.0 I will be permanently nuking this blog in the next 7 day...

Since my new and improved CSS / PHP site is almost complete, this submission will be my final entry on 'Blogger'. I will keep this s...

I've been working on a new PHP / mySQL driven site over the last few days, it will supersede this space toward the end of February. Fro...

Blog - (n.) (abbreviation for web log) 1. summary of webmaster activities in the form of a journal, hosted on a website. 2. A meandering,...

Though I've taken close to 1,200 photos with my ailing Canon Power Shot, I typically only post a fraction of those, due to a number of r...

I recently discovered a digitally archived series of brief exerpts that were a cornerstone of any Canadian schoolchild’s education during th...

Of late, I've taken advantage of the fact that my Audi has a fried ECU module, as I'm presently being chauffeured to work, and have ...

Just as each of the five Great Lakes are distinct entities, so are the many tributaries that sustain these vast inland seas. Some streams fl...

As the tiny balsa float nears the end of its logical drift, it gently tilts due to the shallow rise of the gravelly tailout. I take a break ...

Lake Huron Steelhead tend to average around 6lbs, but that estimate seems modest in light of this year's fall / winter run, and the fish...

Following closely along the knife-edge of a severe winter storm that blanketed my locale with as much as 66cm of snowfall, two friends and I...

For reasons that are beyond my comprehension, there are a small, semi-eccentric group of anglers who consider winter steelheading to be the ...

Lamentably, we currently live in a time where people often make decisions based on convenience, conformity and repetition - as a case in poi...

Two days worth of fishing has left my mind mushy, primarily due to excitement, fatigue, and contemplation of the wisdom of others, to the ex...

Today, I visited a few Western New York Creeks that drain into Lake Ontario, water levels were above average, and in many cases featured onl...