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Via Nova Craft Canoe…

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Long Live the King…..

by Mark on January 8, 2010

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Thinking About the New Year….

by Mark on December 14, 2009

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Several weeks of chilly weather have me waxing a bit philosophical these days.
(The weather is actually pretty nice today – 5 or 6 inches of fluffy new powder at our place and a tolerable -1 right now after a low of -10 last night; today’s forecast high in the mid-teens will feel balmy after the [...]

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TU’s Second Chance Vid…..

by Mark on November 19, 2009

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Tester’s Forest Jobs and Recreation Act unquestionably has created some controversy – we’re impressed with the fact that they been able to get a very diverse group of folks to sit at the same table and chat about key issues.  Is it perfect?  Hell no.
TU is behind it for good reasons, I think – we’re [...]

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Another Reason Not to Jog….

by Mark on November 14, 2009

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One of our team members – Jess – has launched a photography site and decided to get a bit more professional with her work – Fire Girl Photography.
She primarily shoots the outdoor world, though just had several artsy images accepted in a juried show in Munich which will open in the next few weeks.
Interesting factoid [...]

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Confusion vs. Information

by Mark on November 8, 2009

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A nifty graphic from Jessica Hagy via Flowing Data.
This relationship probably holds true for much more in life than just fly fishing.

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Jake and I had the pleasure of sitting down with Scott Hale late last week, a very talented local painter of landscapes and things piscatorial.  That’s one of Scott’s pieces above, and one from AD Maddox  below.
Scott (who in the interest of full disclosure neither of us had ever met before last week) had emailed [...]

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Took in the ‘world premier’ of Confluence Films’ Rise last night at the Emerson right here in Bozeman along with a hoard of other enthusiastic fly fishing movie buffs.
We’re saving a full review for the next issue of Fish Can’t Read coming out on the 15th of November – Jake is working on it this [...]

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