Jefferson County, Tennessee, is way out there. That’s a very good thing for anglers
Author: J.R. Sullivan
J.R. Sullivan
J.R. Sullivan is a contributing editor for Field & Stream. He lives in New York with his wife and daughter. Highlights Education Sullivan attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he studied English. Experience Sullivan covered the Department of the Interior closely while on staff at Field & Stream, and wrote several long features, most notably “The Shipwreck of San Leon” and “The Vanishing.” In 2018, Sullivan—who remains a contributing writer for Field & Stream—left for Men’s Journal, where he wrote about, well, a bunch of stuff: feral hogs, Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy, hypercompetitive pinball players. His forthcoming book expands on a Men’s Journal story about a disaster at a TVA power plant. F&S Lightning Round Favorite Place to Fish: Blackfoot RiverFavorite F&S story: “Boxes” by Ted Trueblood, because it’s so odd and would never get published in print today. Bill Heavey’s “People of the Caribou” is also pretty good. Notable Work
In October 2016, a father and son set out into the Oregon wilderness, stalking blacktail deer. After they split up, only one of them made it out of the woods. This is what happens when a hunter disappears
