Anglers Journal

Fly-Fishing Pyramid Lake

or the last three years, I happily braved 4 a.m. wake-up calls, cracked lips, raw hands, no cell service and no showers to fish Pyramid Lake, or “Salt Pond,” as many anglers call it because of the alkaline content in its water. I go to the desert to

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