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The garage may have been a bit too warm for the ferment, but they were still good with the freestyle cheese sauce.

The Morrish has recently become my favorite hopper pattern. Especially with a light pink underside.

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Ponderosa pines suck!

Over the years I've had several good friends that are passionate about ice fishing. More than once, I've gone ice fishing with them. They have all the stuff, tents, augers, fish finders, heaters, etc.. Spending time with my friends doing something they are passionate about is priceless...

What a dick!

I flatten ball of dough to about 8 inches diameter, cover and let the gluten relax for about 10 minutes. Then toss or roll out to final size.

Hatchery fish totally count. Fishing for wild fish deliberately is unethical.

If you go much above 15% rye, you're gonna need to add some gluten. At least that's my experience.

Caraway seeds in the rye, onion and coco powder in pumpernickel.

It's the same as a proper spoon presentation when gear fishing for steelhead. Casting angles, rod and line manipulations, and speed. Think the fly needs to be moving across the current at the same speed as it is drifting downstream. Note, it doesn't work in all types of water.

16 oz bread flour 8 oz warm water. Given approx 30% RH 8 oz fed starter 1 oz barley malt 1-1/2 tsp sea salt Mix everything but salt until shaggy. Rest for 30 minutes. Knead until smooth. The dough needs to be firm and somewhat dry. Bulk proof until doubled in size. Divide into 4-5 oz balls...

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Harrop's Flying Ant. I tie them in black, red and black, and cinnamon. Best ant pattern for me in the last 40 years, and a top 5 fly for the Henry's Fork.

Or Generac.