At Manzanar, fishing was the great escape
COLUMN ONE
Interned Japanese Americans during World War II would do whatever it took to get away from the camp and go after trout in Sierra Nevada lakes and streams.

latimes.com
February 21, 2009
COLUMN ONE
Ogreish waves known as 'slabs' open a new frontier in a sport that is increasingly driven by a desire to confront nature. >>

November 3, 2008
The art of bodysurfing -- less glamorous than surfing and tough to master -- lives on at the legendary, and dangerous, break. A new generation of daredevils is joining old-timers in the water. >>

December 16, 2007
COLUMN ONE
The five friends played football, partied -- and occasionally brawled. Now they're accused of killing a surfer. La Jolla mourns and asks: Why? >>

October 30, 2007
COLUMN ONE
In a mountain mecca, a former hunter uses tough love instead of lethal force to keep wayward ursines in line. >>

September 1, 2007
Sides form over building one of the world's largest gold and copper mines at the risk of destroying its longtime fishing industry. >>

July 6, 2007
PETE THOMAS / ON THE OUTDOORS
Taking in Will Rogers State Historical Park offers hikers a unique view. >>

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