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Hmmm... tough choices for the slave to fashion that is me.

My goodness... Wonderful fish.

Are these trout from the Skagit Bull Trout or Dolly Varden? I thought Skagit-sourced fish would be Dollys. Maybe it depends on where you are at in the watershed? Help me understand the difference.

I got a whitefish, too.

Great stuff- thanks for taking the time to post the pics and the narrative.

** taken!** A bag of pink worms and a bunch of beads... and some bobber-dogging bobbers. Gimme an address and I'll send it all your way.

I own the wilderness lite tree line model. It is just what I wanted- I can take it anywhere. But it is specialized- it is a very light boat and I can't imagine using it for many things I use my bigger belly boat for. It has utility in smallish lakes, staying kinda close to shore, no open...

Very different fish from very different places...

Frayed-wader bootlace buggers.

Three books that I have re-read lately… “Roll Me Over”, by Raymond Gantter, “The Men of Company K” by Leinbaugh and Campbell, and “If You Survive”, by George Wilson. Each gives an account of a rifle company entering Europe in the second half of 1944 and fighting East/Northeast of there. Gantter...

Wannative- can you post the site that shows these data? Thanks.

This is a real issue and I don't want to in any way demean the significance of research fraud. Here is an article in science the year before that one that talks of how individuals who are guilty of misconduct might be 'rehabilitated". This article directly addresses cases of individuals who...

They looked over 25 years and 17 out of 284 sanctioned individuals got new funding. Many of the punishments have a finite length. Otherwise, I won't dispute the article and agree it is indicting to the system, at least up to 2017.

I write a fair amount of research proposals. Putting non-truths or "cooking the books" in such a document is pretty much unheard of in my biz. The NIH is very clear about what will happen to people in such a situation. The ORI case summaries are excellent examples of how such activities are...

Thanks for posting the video. I never thought of using the tool to tie it, and that makes it very easy. Crazy how you can pull on the tag end and make a loop, after the knot is tied. Can you leave a little loop so the fly bounces around, and then the knot will still work when a fish hits? Old...

Wow! Spectacular stuff. Fall is certainly great., Thanks for sharing.

I had to look the name up- I hate "teasel", genus Dipsacus. That is my least favorite plant when fly fishing. Tall, sharp, line-grabbing bastards.

I wish I could go- I hope to explore chironomid fishing a bunch in 2023. I just bought his book.

Beautiful fish! It's not a tiger. My guess is just a wonderfully different coastal cutt.

https://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/34931791 Pretty interesting.