"Insane. Off-the-rails. Creative genius." Three words BOTE Founder, Corey Cooper, uses to describe Sean Murphy. Now, the BOTE team has put together a 400+ page book that no other brand has attempted. Enjoy seeing the [r]evolution of BOTE through Sean's lens.

The Big Island of Hawaii spans 93 miles wide and encompasses beautiful colored-sand beaches and lush rainforests. There lives Leilani Kaiawe-LaCuesta. A true Hawaiian who takes us through her life and day-to-day on the island.

From growing up surfing daily to becoming a Hollywood artist turned family man - Chris Taloa's deep appreciation for his homeland of Hawaii and mentality of always remaining pure of heart has shaped his life and how he shares it with the world.

The Oglala Lakota, a Horse Nation out of the Great Plains, has developed a program on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to provide enjoyment and hobbies to those who may otherwise not have access to it. Sage to Saddle is devoted to building indoor riding arenas to give their children and adolescents a place to escape.

Follow BOTE Ambassador and Fly Tying Extraordinaire, Drew Chicone, and 10th generation Bahamian and Blackfly Lodge Owner, Clint Kemp, as they fly fish their way through some of the most pristine Bonefish flats in the Bahamas.

Meet Bode Robinson — An entrepreneur by day and artist by night (and by day). Really, she’s just a rad human. Many know her as a multidimensional maker, curator, and published author. She founded Good Type, a curation of lettering and typography from artists all over the world.

Bug Slinger™ is an art driven brand, born somewhere between the Florida Keys and the driftless area of southwest Wisconsin, created around artistic designs to reflect a fresher insight into the fly fishing sport.

You are who you hang out with, so his dog, his family, the kids he mentors, they all speak to what makes Harry Harry. And being around him makes you a better person too. He just kind of rubs off on you and you don't even realize it's happening.

If you went looking for a gritty community with a hardcore love for the ocean, even in the bleakest of winters, you’d probably end up in New England. If you stuck around long enough, you would run into people like Willis who will tell you that winter is the perfect season.