by Mark on April 21, 2009
in Skills
Epiphany.
Though I love the word, it’s not all that often that I would classify the thoughts thundering through my skull as anything nearly so substantiative as an epiphany.
Yet just yesterday afternoon while standing nearly waist deep in a run on the Lower Madison, I actually had an epiphany. Now that I think about, the scene [...]
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Slow Down
by Mark on April 10, 2009
in Skills
We’re pleased to offer the third in the three part series on Lightning and Lightning Safety for Fishermen from Bozeman’s Dwight Short. See Part 1 and Part 2 if you’ve missed them over the past few days.
Lightning and Lightning Safety for Fishermen (Part 3)
If a lone fisherman is struck by lightning, there is not much [...]
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Lightning
by Mark on April 9, 2009
in Skills
We’re pleased to offer the second in the three part series on Lightning and Lightning Safety for Fishermen from Bozeman’s Dwight Short. Here’s a link to Part 1 if you missed it yesterday.
Lightning and Lightning Safety for Fishermen (Part 2)
Safety in a thunderstorm obviously best begins by avoiding the storm entirely. Weather reports may indicate [...]
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Lightning
by Mark on April 8, 2009
in Skills
One of the things we’re most looking forward to is sharing with our readers the knowledge, expertise, wisdom, and general good chi of genuine smart / experienced / good looking folks who have something to share that will improve your fly fishing (and general life) experience.
It is our intent to offer these good folks yet [...]
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