Stranded - A Fly Fisher's Journey
Drove a few hours North this past weekend to go fishing with a friend.
And, ummm...yeah, this happened...
Glad to see things haven't changed. Happy Cinco de Mayo.
More to come...
Tenkara Angler Magazine: Spring 2018
It’s my pleasure to announce that the Spring 2018 issue of Tenkara Angler magazine is now live!
This issue was a lot of fun to put together... I really got sucked in by a few of the essays as I was editing them. Bob Long's piece on how to fixed-line fly fish for smallmouth basswas really interesting. Tom Davis also popped in with a "how-to" on fishing small, tight water. It's a must-read if you ask me.
Besides those articles, you’ll find all the phenomenal essays, destination stories, photography, humor etc… that you’re accustomed to reading in each issue. I even embedded some video to compliment some of the entries. Make sure to crank up your computer or phone's volume when you click the Creedence Clearwater Revival link that accompanies John-Paul Povilaitis' "Brookies & Beer: Volume 23."
As usual, the Spring 2018 issue of Tenkara Angler will be available as a free e-magazine over at Issuu, HERE.
And also available for sale as a physical magazi…
This issue was a lot of fun to put together... I really got sucked in by a few of the essays as I was editing them. Bob Long's piece on how to fixed-line fly fish for smallmouth basswas really interesting. Tom Davis also popped in with a "how-to" on fishing small, tight water. It's a must-read if you ask me.
Besides those articles, you’ll find all the phenomenal essays, destination stories, photography, humor etc… that you’re accustomed to reading in each issue. I even embedded some video to compliment some of the entries. Make sure to crank up your computer or phone's volume when you click the Creedence Clearwater Revival link that accompanies John-Paul Povilaitis' "Brookies & Beer: Volume 23."
As usual, the Spring 2018 issue of Tenkara Angler will be available as a free e-magazine over at Issuu, HERE.
And also available for sale as a physical magazi…
That rod tip appeared to be in serious danger. Looks like a good time.
ReplyDeleteIt was. x2.
DeleteGlad to see you and Owl hooking up for some adventure. Looking forward to "more to come..."
ReplyDeleteOwl posted his recap on www.lowgapcreek.com ; as for mine...perhaps tomorrow...
DeleteHaha glad no one got hurt (or rod), you guys seem like quite the duo. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe're something...
DeleteMike and Owl, always an adventure.
ReplyDeleteThat it is.
Delete2014 Video of the Year, Editing. I can't believe you made that first jump look so small and that second one look like I hurt myself. You sir, are a master of the video editing studio. Folks, what really happened was I crossed the river in perfect form, tied on a new fly, offered Mike a turkey sammich and pointed out a resting bigfoot on the far bank. A wizard you are....nothing less. ( You could have made me look skinny, while you were at it but I guess THAT was just too much to ask, huh? )
ReplyDeleteI really pushed Microsoft Movie Maker to its limits.
DeleteI resemble that behavior! Or, at least, I used too. Hurdling from one big boulder to another big boulder is not something I can do anymore. Did that two years ago and took me (6) months before I could stand up straight!
ReplyDeleteOUCH!
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