Archive for the ‘Passion’ Category
In the neighborhood
Posted in Fishing, Gear, General, Passion, Steelhead, Travel, Two-hander, tagged in the neighborhood, park, PNW, spey clave, Steelhead, Two-hander, wish it was winter on August 11, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Before I ever made my first cast with a two-hander I saw pictures of this place. Since then I’ve seen a lot of pictures of folks walking the banks, casting flies, and being lucky enough to hook into a ghost or two.
My timing’s a little off but I thought since I was in the neighborhood [...]
August 2009 – Mark it on your calendar
Posted in Film, Passion, Steelhead, Two-hander, tagged Alaska West, can't wait, check it, Ed Ward, intruder, Jeff Mishler, PNW, Simms, Skagit Master, Steelhead, where do I send my money on June 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Back in December I picked up on Speypages that Ed Ward was working with Jeff Mishler on a new film project. This looks to be a teaser for the upcoming film project. I lifted this from Simms.
simmsfishing.com
“Skagit Master” Trailer
Discover the secrets of Skagit Casting and the man driving its evolution. Visit Skagitmaster.com [...]
Restock
Posted in Article, Fishing, General, Passion, Trout, tagged Cheney Lake, good ol' days, living the dream, roots, the beginning, where it all started on May 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Found out today from Alaska’s News Source – KTUU, that Fish & Game believe they’ve rid Cheney Lake of pike and are planning to restock the lake with rainbow trout.
ktuu.com
Can’t wait to relive the good ol’ days. Brother is coming up in July.
Solo
Posted in Conservation, Fishing, General, Passion, Steelhead, Two-hander, tagged a little courtesy goes a long way, badass, down and across, Steelhead, swing is king, tug is the drug, two-handers rock on May 1, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Put a few hundred miles on the rig this past trip. An exploratory outing to try and find a few more good pieces of water to add to the others cause you can never have too many.
First piece of water turned out to be a lemon. With the low cfs there wasn’t much fishable water. [...]





