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A couple of personal favorites....

No, not that god awful thing downtown that makes me want to puke..... But this more pleasant view, one we've all seen in different iterations. Now this tiny Montana town fly shop "sticker wall" is pretty epic, enjoy. c/22

Who was yours? Mine was my Dad, he loved to fish on the weekends & started taking me along when I was about 8 or so, this would be around 1965. We had this section on the Cedar about 300 yards of river, you might know now as its upper section is currently marked out as a kayak run, you can...

My Dad had a story he loved to tell. He had this buddy with a sixth sense about fishing destinations. So he tells Dad there is this beaver pond I found, it chock full of cutthroat, Dad sez well the season isn't open yet.... So opening day Dad & him were there brite & early. He took a single...

Looking forward to hitting it on Sunday, just starting to pack up

We used to catch March 1st rainbows out of Warden lake & little Warden there bellies were chock full of snail shells

Have a lake about 70 miles from of me that's planted with Grayling & Westslope cutts. Planning on spending a day there of my 1 week fishing vacation as I've always wanted to catch one. Sounds like the Grayling are typically aggressive and will take a dry if there's a hatch going off. This lake...

Back in my saltwater fly days used to build beach leaders starting with Maxima chameleon 15 or 20 butt section, then blood knot down to 15/12 Ultragreen mid section then the 12/10 Ultragreen tippet. The chameleon in the butt section was for the stiffness & help turning over those big bucktail...

Check this brand out. Yeti build style & blue-collar price tag

Native squawfish, now you can see why bronze/brass/gold would work on the big meat eaters Go 1/2 oz for chuck and duck action

The local bank maggots plunk below the dam at night with big baits. They always haul out some overweight bows. This fish actually looks more athletic was caught roughly 4 miles below the tailrace

Well, yes. But a tailwater river with a steady stream of turbine chummed Kokanee

Check this thing out, off my home river known for native red bands in the 12-16" range. This unicorn fell victim to a big brass Kastmaster in some heavy chop. I think it was planning on a native bronze colored squawfish for dinner & got a mouthful of steel instead. Kinda a shame, because if...

This place probably deserves its own thread 😎 Agree, it would have been a cool place to hang out. Looks like it was designed to drain a sporting guys paycheck as they would cash them there....🤕 Restaurant & bar, pool tables guns and ammo fishing gear. Even a barber shop! Think I was at the...

I remember some big trout swimming around in a pond @ Ben Paris

Funny now that I think about it but Dad didn't that much in Sears branded fishing gear. He must have got his at Warshalls or Ben Paris.

HA! I had a buddy belly crawl up to a couple of Canadian honkers and blast them with his Remington model 1100 12 gauge, now that's in a part of Renton that is Fairwood GC now.. Honker it's what's for DINNER! A "Karen" called him in to Fish & Game this is like 1978. A gamie found him & said...

I just went all out and got this from Rio. Ambassador Phil Rowley Lake Series Fly Line | RIO Products https://share.google/msl8fr8qIrhNxYl3T

He weed whacked around it for the photo op. A dwarf could sunbath on that front deck.

Nice stories here. My Dad's job was evaluating the broken tools that were returned to his Seattle store. It must have been for information to the higher ups as the customer was going to get a new tool regardless. Or as I think about it the larger items might be repaired & send back out to...