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The AMFF Sits Down With Hank Patterson

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November 3, 2022: AMFF honors A River Runs Through It with the 2022 Heritage Award

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The sun is on the edge of the mountain-studded horizon as Paul Bruun, dressed for cool weather, looks out over a stream.

The 2022 Izaak Walton Award Honoring Paul Bruun

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The 2021 Heritage Award Honoring Johnny Morris

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The entryway to the new AMFF gallery at the Wonders of Wildlife, including a welcome panel and a tribute to Leigh Perkins.

August 19: Member Day at WOW

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A carving of a brook trout from the gills to the nose. Various flies are hooked around the entirety of the mouth.

Tracking Shang

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Wooden racks hold the museum's large collection of rods.

Fishing The Collection

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Dwight Eisenhower speaks to troops in the field, and appears to be demonstrating how to cast a fly rod.

Another Look: A D-Day Casting Demonstration?

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The AMFF Film Exhibit At The Wonders Of Wildlife

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A line drawing of a trout.

Thirty Years of Spring Creek

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A row of books from the Thacher collection on a bookshelf.

The Charles Thacher Collection

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Joe Pisarro, seated, smokes a pipe as he examines a piece of paper.

The Reel Thing

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Jim Schottenham standing on a boat, holding a striped bass.

Jim Schottenham Joins the AMFF As Curator

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An illustration of the museum's red front door.

AMFF Advisory Council

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The museum exterior on a partly sunny morning.

AMFF Annual Appeal 2021

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Items once belonging to John Voelker, AKA Robert Traver, including books, a notepad, manuscript pages, a green pen, and a tin cup.

The 2021 Traver Award Winners

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Items once belonging to John Voelker, AKA Robert Traver, including books, a notepad, manuscript pages, a green pen, and a tin cup.

The Lower Squall

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Items once belonging to John Voelker, AKA Robert Traver, including books, a notepad, manuscript pages, a green pen, and a tin cup.

Pretending to Listen

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Items once belonging to John Voelker, AKA Robert Traver, including books, a notepad, manuscript pages, a green pen, and a tin cup.

Solitude

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A watercolor of a girl standing at the edge of woodland pool, holding a rod straight up in the air, a fish clearly on the other end of the line. A man stands next to her.

Simon’s Daughter

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