Guide Jim, our somewhat mysterious, former Austin-resident, sometimes Texas-disdaining, fly fishing guide / professor and new cyber friend emailed this link in just now with a thought…. Given your obvious interest in the introduction of non-native fish into desert locales I’m surprised you haven’t run the trailers (released a few weeks ago) for Salmon Fishing [...]
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Until just recently I wasn’t sure why we’ve found ourselves resonating so keenly with the Southern Culture on the Fly guys and gals. Sure, in part it has to do with our deep respect for any group that would proudly use grits so prominently in their promotional jargon. In part it has to do with [...]
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I am not sure when I first started obsessively reading the back page of Fly Fisherman magazine. I imagine I was in high school, but I might have been slightly younger or a little older. I am pretty sure I hadn’t left for college yet because I remember hunting and pecking through a stack of [...]
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Ben over at Up’North Maine Fly Castings is bringing in the New Year with a new look on his site. He’s improved the layout and added a few new features. I like the new photography section.. Keep it up Ben, we all enjoy getting a look into the northern woods.
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Even as I dare to speak on behalf of the entirety of Team Chi Wulff, here’s to wishing you and yours a Kick Ass New Year. Sure, we want your upcoming year to be safe, prosperous, healthy, invigorating and full of fine, brilliantly-colored native fish (whatever your fish of choice might be), though a Kick [...]
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Just got an email this morning from the good folks at the Bonefish and Tarpon Trust (thanks Glenn) reminding us that the second season of Buccaneers and Bones rolled out today. The show airs at 10:30 and 17:30 tomorrow (EST). As to YC – he’s a boxer guy as the linked clip and image prove; [...]
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Via damned artistic friend Scott Hale of Artcreel.com
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I happened upon this pod of brown trout in the kitchen the other day. Holding in a lie below the cheese grater they seemed to be content to rest, with only the occasional lazy rise at passing food upon the counter. Somewhat unfortunately, these trout were one by one picked off by a larger and [...]
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Trout wall timelapse from David Burton on Vimeo.
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A good friend (somewhat ironically nicknamed Red) back home called about a business matter yesterday. (He’s one of those SOB’s who’re impishly hyper-intelligent; he manages to hide it well in his university post though he has a number of projects simmering outside the walls of the towering academic bastion that is Montana State University). The [...]
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Team Chi Wulff humbly salutes America’s veterans and service men and women today. Your sacrifice and service are deeply appreciated and remembered. If you’ve not done so, consider supporting Honor Flight – an organization that offers World War II veterans the chance to visit locations around Washington DC such as the recently built WWII monument, [...]
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One of our mentors and fishing buddies, Ed (read about Ed here and here), has been hemming and hawing about writing another book for years. This topic seems to come up late every fall season when Ed’s done hunting, fishing has wound down and the days are growing short. Just this past weekend Ed was [...]
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Take this one out for a test drive. A very respectable first issue with several original angles on the world of fly and some eye-catching imagery. It ain’t all about the coasts and the Rockies…..
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Midnight Sun | Iceland from SCIENTIFANTASTIC on Vimeo. This one has been making the rounds – very well done.
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