Steve Ramirez's Blog

“Societies in decline have no use for visionaries.” ~ Anais Nin I thought I’d share a sneak peek at a few illustrations that will be adorning my newest book, A Season in Patagonia - An Angler and Naturalist’s Journey to a New World. As with each of my book thus far, I have had the honor and the pleasure of including illustrations that were created exclusively for these books by my dear friend and soul brother - Bob White. I love all of them, but I will admit, the most meaningful for me is...

“There is a great deal about living that rivers can teach us. They teach us how to bend and flow over, under, and around obstacles. Rivers know that the form and function that they embody today might not be the same tomorrow. Rivers understand that change is as inevitable as it is magical. They adapt and re-create themselves in such a manner that no matter the circumstances encountered, they remain true to their original nature – they continue to flow.” ~ Steve Ramirez, Casting Homeward If...

In the Amazon... Our Adventures Continue! Well… after two years of planning, logistics, physical training, travel, research, and writing...

Can you imagine a world where every day of our lives we simply do our best to be kind - to each other and this living planet?

Tarpon Town & The Annual Fly Fishermen magazine “Destinations” Issue! I pleased to share that the annual “Destinations” issue of Fly...

It was such a pleasure being interviewed as the inaugural guest on The Heart Path podcast. In this episode we discuss my thoughts on...

The Clear, Clean, and Fragile Devis River, Texas Every day… I begin with Gratitude. And although I never look away from the lesser...

I really miss the ocean. In fact, as much as I love my home country when I sometimes seriously consider moving to another land to enjoy...

My face was painted by members of the Kayapo tribe... this photo was taken as we walked through the Amazon Rainforest. Just Sharing… It’s...

“Humans think in stories, and we try to make sense of the world by telling stories.” ~ Yuval Noah Harari   One of the many things I am...