Fishing Poetry
SONG OF CHANG’AN
Tell me, where do you live?
Near here, by the fishing pool?
Let’s hold our boats together. Let’s see
if we belong to the same town.
— Cui Hao, Trans. H. Hughes
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- February 2025
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- December 2009
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- September 2009
- “Psycho Drain Flies”
- “Florida’s Slippery Dicks”
- Short Story about Sex & Seafood on the Oregon Coast
- Poem about Family Struggles
- Angler’s Journal Feature on Artist, Paul Gentry
- Rocky and Rose
- Montana State University Library Trout & Salmonid Lecture 2019
- Review of John Larison’s novel, Whiskey When We’re Dry in Harvard Review
- Review of Tracy Smith’s collection of poetry, Wade in the Water in Harvard Review
- Review of Charles Bukowski: On Drinking in New York Journal of Books
- Review of Todd Davis’ WinterKill
- Henry Hughes’ correspondence with Charles Bukowski
- Review of Paula Bohince book Swallows and Waves
- Interview with Dave Miller on OPB
- Back Seat with Fish: A Man’s Adventures in Angling and Romance
- Fishing is pure poetry for Henry Hughes : Interview
- Review of Wayne Harrison’s “The Spark and the Drive”
- Review of Lauren Shapiro’s book “Easy Math”
- Review of Dorothea’s Tanning’s “Coming to That”
- Henry Hughes shares his three favorite books on fishing
- Angling Trade reviews Fishing Stories
- Christopher Camuto reviews The Art of Angling
- “Action” wins Gival Press Oscar Wilde Award for poetry
- Shutter Lines: New book by Henry Hughes and Paul Gentry
- Review of Ted Leeson’s Inventing Montana: Dispatches from the Madison Valley
- Hiram Poetry Review: The Art of Angling
- Robert Pinsky comments on Moist Meridian
- Henry Hughes reads at the Ledding Library’s Milwaukie Poetry Series
- Big Fish was Poetry in Motion
- Cloudbank Books review: Moist Meridian