Lots of good fly fisher folks were pleased and surprised (as were we) to discover a few weeks ago that the generous team at Bonefish and Tarpon Trust was giving away online copies of their Bonefish and Tarpon Journal. It gets even better…..here are the 2010 and 2009 editions online – just click the cover […]
Culture, Books, Art
Stumbled across this from the Madison-Gallatin TU yesterday….. Since 2003 MGTU has been producing banquet posters to help celebrate the Annual Trout Fest Banquet (our only fund raising event). These posters are signed and numbered by the various artists that were commissioned for that years banquet. Proceeds from the sale of banquet posters go to […]
From the pages (digital, of course) of the illustrious Bozeman Chronicle (28 January) comes a story that just might critically impact your fly fishing experience this year. Seems there’s a bar fight brewing over whether or not breweries should be allowed to extend their taproom hours into the evening. At least one Bozeman bar owner […]
While perhaps overly laden with advertising, BTT’s Bonefish and Tarpon Journal 2011 is worth a look today, if just to read Chico’s Looking for Bonefish: A Beginner’s Guide. Other good stuff: it’s free for download here, offers lots of tasty images and some ‘meat on the bones’ reading about tarpon and bonefish.
An anniversary almost overlooked today – on this date, 24 January, 1965, Sir Winston Churchill died at the imposing age of 90 surrounded by family in his Hyde Park Gate (London) home. We’ll raise a wee dram to honor his spirit and legacy tonight. According to accepted lore Sir Winston did indeed partake of a […]
We’ve been working on incorporating some time lapse videography segments into our Rivers in Motion series and are always on the lookout for great examples of the technique. Here’s a good one from John Owens at mindrelic. Sacred Lands – Eastern California – Mindrelic Timelapse from Mindrelic on Vimeo.
Today marks a first for Chi Wulff. For the first time in almost four years of blogging about fly fishing and other tangentially related things, we’re posting a movie review that has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with fly fishing, rivers, oceans, food, booze, sex or what ever else it is that occupies the (sometimes) […]
Recently seen in Rockport, Texas.
We continue to be fascinated by the ongoing confabulation regarding the future of journalism and publishing. (Let’s call it J&P for sake of this discussion.) Is print dead? Clearly not. Is print dying? In some niches print is staggering. In other niches print is doing far better than holding its own. Will the ongoing […]
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Via Nova Craft Canoe…
