Angling and art share the same quiet foundation: observation, patience, and respect for the natural world. Time spent on the water—watching current seams, studying light on a fish’s flank, reading subtle movement—trains the same eye that later picks up a brush or pen.

In Learn, I explore where those two worlds intersect. From fly-fishing tactics shaped by years of guiding to artwork inspired by the fish, rivers, and wild places that leave a mark on all of us, this space is about slowing down and paying attention. Whether I’m chasing trout in cold water or translating a moment into watercolor, the goal is the same—to better understand the places we love and tell their stories with honesty and craft.