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Fly Fishing Magazine Editor- Augusta, GA

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by Zads07, Apr 10, 2014.

  1. Zads07

    Zads07 Member

    From jjobs.com
    http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=1579167

    Company: Morris Communications
    Position:
    Fly Fishing Magazine Editor
    Location:
    Augusta, Georgia
    Job Status: Full-time
    Salary: Negotiable
    Ad Expires:
    May 15, 2014
    Job ID: 1579167
    Website: http://morris.com

    Description:

    American Angler magazine is seeking a seasoned editor to lead each bi-monthly issue from inception to imposition, design, and printing. The editor will also play an integral role in the development of our websites and tablet publications. We are looking for a content dynamo who understands American Angler’s service-journalism mission and can keep it lively with world-class fly fishing photography, writerly back-page essays, engaging covers, timely conservation reporting, and an innovative variety of columns and departments.

    Qualifications:

    Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, or communications preferred.
    Three to five years experience in magazine publishing, or similar.
    Experience assigning and editing magazine-length feature stories and departments.
    Experience managing writers, photographers, and illustrators.
    Conceptual thinker who can visualize an issue from first page to last.
    Outstanding content and line editor capable of turning ordinary copy into engaging feature stories.
    Strong eye for photo editing as well as demonstrated photography skills.
    Knowledge of fly fishing for multiple species, fresh and salt water.
    Experience working in InDesign and Photoshop.
    Responsibilities:

    Assign, edit, and produce six 76-page issues per year.
    Manage editorial and photography budget.
    Write the magazine’s annual gear feature.
    Contribute editor’s column and occasional features.
    Work with the art director to guide layout and design of each issue.
    Develop exceptional cover content and copy.
    Occasional travel for fly fishing trade shows and story assignments.
    Contribute to American Angler website and tablet editions.
    Offer creative input on direct mail and marketing materials.
    Work with publisher as necessary on other Morris Sporting Group titles.
    Send letter of introduction and resume to Steve Walburn at steve.walburn@morris.com. No phone calls please.

    About Us:

    American Angler (est. 1991) is a nationally distributed, general-interest fly fishing magazine within the Morris Sporting Group, which also includes Fly Tyer magazine and Gray’s Sporting Journal. American Angler is the sport’s “how-to” authority, focusing on practical angling strategies for all species of fresh- and saltwater game fish, destination travel, new fly fishing products, and natural-resource issues relating to fly fishermen. The Morris Sporting group is headquartered in Augusta, Georgia, and collectively reaches nearly 100,000 paid and verified readers.
     
  2. RonClements

    RonClements Well-Known Member

    My son and some cousins live in Augusta. If I knew anything about fly fishing, I'd totally jump all over this.
     
  3. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    A river runs through Augusta. Probably its only connection to fly fishing.
     
  4. Rae's Creek? ;)
     
  5. novelist_wannabe

    novelist_wannabe Well-Known Member

    Savannah River, which has two sizeable Corps of Engineers lakes just north of Augusta.

    There are actually a fair number of trout streams in North Georgia and northern South Carolina not too far from Augusta.
     
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