Fishing
How to Train Your Aquatic Vertebrate
Putting in the hours. Credit: Estelle Edwards Fish are omnipresent. Whether Claude’s talking about his latest catch, an angler is asking me what fly to
August 7, 2026
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A New Way of Fishing
I grew up fishing on the North Carolina coast. From flounder and speckled trout (not actually in the trout family) deep in the creeks to
August 7, 2026
Research and Monitoring
Summer 2026: Water Quality Reflection and Forecast for Island Park
Photo of Island Park Reservoir, taken July 31 2026 Summer 2026 is the Henry’s Fork Foundation’s 11th summer monitoring conditions in Island Park Reservoir, and
August 4, 2026
South Fork
SUMMER ON THE SOUTH FORK
It’s no secret that the Henry’s Fork is a river of grandeur. To those that fish it, it is like a church – a sanctuary
July 23, 2026
Intern
(Almost) Snow-less Snow Science
As an MSU undergrad studying snow science, a summer internship might sound unlikely. Fortunately, snow is an invaluable resource year-round out here in the west,
July 16, 2026
Intern
My First Time Fly Fishing
Claude’s secret but likely identifiable fishing spot My first Sunday in Ashton, Claude, the Washington and Lee Intern, did me the great kindness of taking
July 15, 2026
Intern
Balancing Analysis and Adventure: A Week with the Field Work Intern
My name is Kathryn (Kate) Shiffler and I am the field work intern here at the foundation this summer! I am a rising sophomore at
July 14, 2026
Research and Monitoring
The Summer I Turned Crispy
Unfortunately, I am a child. I graduated from high school an entire month ago. I was a Senior, with all the absolute power and respect
July 10, 2026
