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Big Fish Tale – National Geographic Traveler

by Corey Arnold // April 1, 2019 // 1 Comment

I recently explored salmon culture in the Pacific Northwest for a fourteen pageÂ feature story in National Geographic Traveler Magazine to accompany words by Langdon Cook. We followed the Brigham family as they harvested chinook on the Columbia River via dipnetting,... Continue reading →

The Fisherman’s Dilemma for California Sunday Magazine

by Corey Arnold // January 16, 2016 // No Comments

It was a great honor to work with the fish centric journalist Paul Greenberg on a feature story last year for the beautifulÂ California Sunday Magazine. I visited scientists, conservationists, and fishermen to visually piece together the story of the evolution... Continue reading →

Monterey Bay Aquarium for Sunset Magazine

by Corey Arnold // May 11, 2014 // No Comments

Last spring, Â Sunset MagazineÂ sent me to Monterey Bay and the world famous Monterey BayÂ AquariumÂ for a story about how the onceÂ depletedÂ bay has becomeÂ one of the West Coast’s foremost coastal sanctuaries. Â Read the article at Sunset Mag onlineÂ here. Continue reading →