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Also good, but very different from Cornell chicken. Basting is the enemy of crispness, and I like my Cornell chicken skin crisp. In a way, the whole recipe is about producing juicy flavorful meat and crisp skin. At least for me.

Niagara River? That is a big river.

Band tailed pigeon on the neighborhood dog walk this morning. I swear! Ha

I went to Belize once, years ago, and fished the mangroves outside Placencia for baby tarpon and snook one day with a guide, and I still think back on that fishing day with some regularity. That was really really fun. I would like to do some more of that. edit, adding a pic Also, Alaska. I...

Don’t sweat it, I knew what you meant when I saw it based on everything else in the report. Which I highly enjoyed btw. Just didn’t want to muck it up with a 🧐🤓post. Good ol’ Salmo has no qualms being specific, which I appreciate. Well, as long as I’m posting I am curious what sort of floating...

Must be the Canadian side of Lake Erie.

Or wet long grass on a hill, or dry fir / hemlock needles on a hill, oh that’s a bad one. Oh yeah the fine silty layer on the top of a mud patch, recipe for a Benny Hill skit. Love ‘em in the crick though.

Looks like it could use some big wood jams to add cover and complexity.

Releasing some baby pacific tree frogs.

Yeah they know.

For all I know it may have been recycled and is sitting on a shelf in your neighborhood Fred Meyer right now!

How can you tell?

“I know some of y’all can’t do cheese ‘cause you’re lactose intolerant. I can’t tolerate you!” Bwahaha

I might need a drawing… :)

Ahh…summer camping in Alaska, with nary a mosquito, black fly, or nosy bear in sight! Those must’ve been the days.

I liked @Shawn Seeger ’s drawing so much that I had to do my own to show a slight variation I’ve been trying. It’s not too different from what others have shared but rather than loop the dropper onto the tippet going to the upper fly, I just knot it directly on and it jams against the non slip...

Instead of GSL this year? Or in addition to…?

You don’t lose flies off the magnetic fly patches? How long do leave flies on there before putting them somewhere more secure?

“Cascade-aged in a high mountain stump” could be marketing genius! And hey, in the high country, any pre-schlepped whiskey’ll do. P.s. Sick weekend around here scuttled all plans fishing and otherwise so I’m posting too much.

One time I was fishing the Middle Fork Snoqualmie and a Rainier tallboy floated directly to me.