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Josh - I ordered Guide's Choice RX (matte Havana frame) with ChromaPop polarized brown progressive lenses.

Man, I miss @Capt Insano Emeritis and his keeping this awesome thread going (miss him too on the gardening thread). I've posted this one before, it's worthwhile to listen (and watch) it again:

A couple weeks ago Engee stopped by, we were sitting on the deck shooting the breeze when he took off his Smith Optics sunglasses with Chromapop lenses. I tried them on and decided it was time for me to buy a pair. I called Smith Optics to ask about fit of their "Guide's Choice" frame and...

Some thread drift: Two years ago I was anchored up on a Kamloops area lake "2-pole" fishing one chironomid per long leader with contrasting coloured SeegerCator™'s. I was marking fish, quite a few fish at the depth my flies were hanging at. Something told me to shorten my casts so basically I...

Troutser Worm knotted on with 10# Seagaur InvizX

You forgot the Trouser Worm! (Which got a snap capr response today, the fish zoomed all of 12-inches to pick it up.) ;-)

Well done, Stacy!

@clarkman - (I may have missed it in the above, but...) glass rod? Heck of a bend in it........ Caprs are fun!

"Leechy" jigs - the top two are tied with FTD's black leech dubbing, the bottom fly is dubbing DK gave me that he thinks caprs will eat (I agree). Speaking of caprs, lots of mud in the reeds. Spawn mode big time.

Last year I rented an Airbnb in Rossland, BC. I got up early and made coffee and was standing on the deck looking out over the forest when a young black bear wandered down the street, turned up the driveway right below me before sensing me (I moved to get my cell camera out) and taking off. He...

"Lil' Jig"

Matt, Matt, Matt ................SeegerCator™'s

I still cringe but can't help but laugh at your friend and his rattlesnake(s) adventure at the "Pot".

My wife and I found dozens of mariposa lilies blooming this morning on our hike on Beezley.

I look forward each late winter or early spring to see and hear meadowlarks. I love the photo you captured, I never seem to get close enough to appreciate their beauty.