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Editor-In-Chief at Field & Stream. Enthusiast of the outdoors. BLT extraordinaire. Husband to the raddest gal in the universe.
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The New Field & Stream Journal “Traditions Issue” Is Here!

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By Colin Kearns 
| The Field And Stream Podcast
This is no April Fools’ Day prank: The latest edition of the Field & Stream Journal is here! The easiest way to get a copy is to become a member of the 1871 Club here. (If you’re already a member—awesome. Your copy is in the mail.) So, why did we settle on “traditions” as the theme for this issue? And what kind of stories can you expect to find inside the Traditions Issue? Editor-in-Chief Colin Kearns’s introduction to the issue, below, can answer those questions for you.
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The New Field & Stream Is Here!

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By Colin Kearns 
| The Field And Stream Podcast
Welcome to the new Field & Stream! Now, before we go further, I feel compelled to specify that I’m not just welcoming you to a new-and-improved Fieldandstream.com—even though, as you can clearly see, we’ve redesigned and overhauled the whole shebang. While we’re all very proud and excited about it, today is about more than a sharp-looking site.
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Simms G3 Guide Waders Review

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By Colin Kearns 
| The Field And Stream Podcast
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more For somebody who keeps tabs on the best new fly-fishing gear, I still rely on plenty of old standbys. A Winston LTX I purchased 20-plus years ago, for example, is still my favorite 5-weight rod. When I can find time to tie trout flies, I do so on the Renzetti Traveler vise that my dad gave me when I was in high school.
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