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The last several days my fishing colleagues and I have chatted a time or two about the dramatic reports of snow-induced travails of those living along the eastern seaboard.
The media has portrayed a couple of feet of snow as an almost apocalyptic event, paralyzing the cities and and painting a broad stripe of hardship across [...]
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The last week with the flu has left me feeling a little bit like the mini-van in the vid below….
The new week has dawned for the most part bright and sunny here in Bozeman this morning and we’ve been blessed with a call from a new fly fishing journalism friend who happens to be passing [...]
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Dammit, I’ve got the flu.
Back in a day or two.
The wife’s new mantra – “don’t kiss me”.
Damn.
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Several friends of the blog have called or emailed this week to chide us a bit.
We’ve been pretty light in the posting department here on the blog, and I think Al is the only guy who’s said much of us about rivers and fishing.
Most of us go into a funk this time of year – [...]
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Popped over the past to the Paradise Valley a couple of days ago to discuss a nifty new project concept (hot damn!) with a colleague; it happened to be Monday afternoon in the several hours before our latest little batch of weather moved in.
The beauty of the surrounding countryside is truly a two-edge sword; it’s [...]
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Eat your dog (or cat) and save the planet?
So say Victoria University professors Brenda and Robert Vale, a pair of university based architects who specialize in topics related to sustainable living.
A friend, who begged to remain unnamed and will so as she has private land connections to a little known regional spring creek, and who [...]
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Yesterday afternoon it was almost 70 in the Big Sky Meadow and down the road to the northern border of the Park on 191; with that kind of warmth, lots of sun and snow in the high country, Taylor Fork was pumping mud into the Gallatin – here’s a pic right taken literally right at [...]
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Out for an early meeting this morning….
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Stuck in the office on a chilly Monday. Ouch.
Here are a few odds and ends to ease the pain of your afternoon in the office.
Alex is now dispensing first aid training…..
From Yves at Naked Capitalism…..
Finally, two years ago when I offered commentary on anthropogenic global warming (on the now defunct Best Fly Fishing Yellowstone) I [...]
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Reality is often indeed stranger than fiction.
Reading one of the economics blogs that I follow every day (yep, most of us have to dangle our feet in the real world now and then) I came across an unusual statistic that our crack research team is now working to verify. Those of you who are firearm [...]
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