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Pacific Fishing April 2012 Cover

by Corey Arnold // June 9, 2012 // No Comments
I’m soon off to Graveyard Point again for salmon season.  Here is a tearsheet from the cover of Pacific Fishing Magazine in April 2012 with a photo I took of fellow set netters Conor Kelly and Marty Machado.  Can’t wait... Continue reading →

Vaquita or Die!

by Corey Arnold // January 18, 2012 // 2 Comments
I was commissioned by Audubon magazine last year to document the Corvina and shrimp fishermen of El Golfo de Santa Clara, Sonora, Mexico.  We went in search of the people that fish amongst the elusive Vaquita, better known as the... Continue reading →

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