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Also that was the first time catching a pikeminnow.

Was a good sized fish, if I knew it would be the only fish I might have kept it, tha k you 9n the ultralight, daiwa all around, its such a fun setup

I released it not knowing/ was sport fishing.

Hey I understand it may not be the correct location for this post, but it was the most similar I could think of, also did not catch this fish with a fly, I wish I did it was a good fight on my ultra light set up. When I caught it I did not recognize, but after looking at pics afterwards I think...

Well mines pretty simple, get out fishing more, try out my waders, and get out with my fly rod, last year was busy for me

Kinda ended up tying similar to fly fish foods tutorial for mini estaz leech with out realizing it,

Alright I was messing with some material in which I had ideas to mess with and decided to just toss some smaller streamer hooks and tie up some wooly buggers with it and just let the colors and my brain create something for fun, and here they are

Had material laying around picked some colors and tied up a bit more colorful wooly bugger size 10

Good to know I have a paddle board that needs to get used haha

Thank you for the tip, and shoot for me would enjoy the walking and such, being out in nature I need to do it more life's been crazy busy I need to take the time to carve out for being in nature.

Thank you, and I've been meaning to try and get up there just have had a very busy schedule, now I do want to get up there, and I've always called them periwinkles as well

Currently been playing palia after work cause its chill, need to get back to some lord of the rings online, and such the flight sim itch is starting to come back as well

I've just started reading The History of Fly-Fishing in Fifty Flies by Ian Whitelaw. Picked it up on Amazon for about $15, and so far has been an enjoyable read, and insight into old gear and flies. Some of the flies I want to try and tie. Blae and black is on the list for sure.

Just helped redo my mother's garden boxes, the 2x12s finally rotted out after 15+ years so now its freshly done and ready for planting, the first round of peas are coming up, need to get the trellis frames back up soon

First attempt at an adams, basically attempt 2 cut the material free from the first try when I accident snipped the thread when trying to get a hackle trimmed. So far this has probably been the toughest one to try and do for me so far

Today's learning chubby chernobyl.

Today's learning is the wooly bugger, first go around had some learning curve in terms of length of wire Second go around was much smoother

Thank you for the tip of that, im enjoying going through the venture fly co set, learning different techniques, and even thinking of what some color alternatives could be on some of them.

Today's learning is Griffith's Gnat. Easy to learn hard to master. But super simple and fun

Thank you ill keep that in mind for next time, I enjoyed tying it and plan to buy more hooks and such to tie up more of the early ones I did especially the ones I enjoyed