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  1. SpeyrodGB

    NEW ARTICLE: So you think you want to target Musky?

    @clarkman, nice write up. I miss those fish. 🐠
  2. SpeyrodGB

    NEW ARTICLE: So you think you want to target Musky?

    If you can find a lake topo map, that may help in locating points, drop offs and other structures. Sometimes google earth can help. Google earth helped a lot when I was fishing tigers in WA many years ago. Thinking about trying to locate a few northern pike lakes near me in sw Montana. Good...
  3. SpeyrodGB

    What's in your vise?

    I would think a few deceivers and half and half’s. Just a thought.
  4. SpeyrodGB

    Cell Phone Pics

    We have had few brief snow storms move through the area in the past 2 weeks. The snow melts pretty fast now that the ground has warmed up a bit. I’m hoping for some more snow up high to add to the snowpack.
  5. SpeyrodGB

    Cell Phone Pics

    Nice day yesterday.
  6. SpeyrodGB

    Grey Ghosts

    Well done. I always enjoy your old school patterns. I think you should send one to Clarkman. I’d love to see a tiger catch a ghost pic.
  7. SpeyrodGB

    Awesome Dogs of PNW

    Sorry for your loss.
  8. SpeyrodGB

    Awesome Dogs of PNW

    At least it won’t stain the carpet.
  9. SpeyrodGB

    Awesome Dogs of PNW

    Sorry for your loss.
  10. SpeyrodGB

    What's in your vise?

    They look just fine. I find the hair hackle is better than leaving the hair attached.
  11. SpeyrodGB

    What's in your vise?

    Some of my favorites.
  12. SpeyrodGB

    What's in your vise?

    That is a great looking fly.
  13. SpeyrodGB

    Frigid Hoh!

    I really miss fishing that river. Many a good times up there, no matter what the weather.
  14. SpeyrodGB

    Tying Soft Hackle Flies

    Another great book.
  15. SpeyrodGB

    Cell Phone Pics

    A family dining experience.
  16. SpeyrodGB

    Cell Phone Pics

    Not quite the pic I was hoping to get. He was looking straight at me before I could get the phone activated.
  17. SpeyrodGB

    Personal Protection

    They work well. I’ve seen the results of a deployment.
  18. SpeyrodGB

    Personal Protection

    Bear spray is a great choice for wildlife encounters. The spray pattern and distance, usually 20-25 feet, creates a decent barrier. Firearms, especially on charging wildlife, are not very effective in my opinion. The target is extremely small and accuracy is critical. The tough part on a...
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