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 What's so special about fly fishing in a Virginia trout stream?
 
Clarke shares the secret in
 Reading the Water
 
 
Catch the April 2012 issue
of
Virginia Living magazine.
 

Click on the cover to read Clarke's article "Reading the Water" in the April 2012 issue of Virginia Living magazine!
Click on the cover to read Clarke's article in the April 2012 issue of Virginia Living magazine!
 

It's Luke's turn—off the leash, of course!
Click
here to read Luke's fetching thoughts
in the February 2012 issue of
VIRGINIA WILDLIFE magazine!


Click to read Luke's fetching thoughts.
Clcik on the cover of the February issue of Virginia Wildlife magazine to read Off the Leash by Luke, the black Lab.
Click on the cover.
 
It's me again—Luke!

Dwight Dyke took this photo of me
in a field of sunflowers
in Powhatan, Virginia.


Luke is the cover of the Black Labs 2012 calendar published by BrownTrout.  Goochland Virginia photographer Dwight Dyke shot the fetching photo in a field of sunflowers on Old River Trail in Powhatan, Virginia.
Luke

Now it's the cover
of the
 Black Labs 2012
calendar
published by BrownTrout!

 
Click here to see my cover shot at the BrownTrout website.

-PLUS-

Bill Bevins and Shelly Perkins,
on Richmond's Lite98 radio station,
saw my fetching photograph!
http://www.lite98.com/pages/wakeupshowgoodnews.html?article=9617157

 


 
December 2011

Clarke writes about Conservation Police Officers
and how they enforce the game laws in Virginia.

Click on the cover to read
The Bear Facts
in the December 2011 issue
of
Virginia Wildlife magazine.


 
 
Welcome to the website of Clarke Chastain Jones. A resident of Midlothian, Virginia, Clarke gleans inspiration for his writings while traveling throughout the landscape of fields, rivers, oceans, and mountains of the world. 

He grew up in the small Village of Midlothian, home of the first coal mines in America. The early settlers were always looking for gold but found coal instead. Life is sometimes like that—looking for something you think you've always wanted but finding something different and better. Midlothian was a place with the seeming innocence of Mayberry from the Andy Griffith show, only smaller. In places with little to do, your imagination has a chance to flourish. You create your own entertainment and with Clarke, the weeds of imagination grew in the unattended garden of his youth. 

 
 
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