How tragic that such art was demolished.... Amazing! Just amazing!
One of my most memorable days flyfishing was in conditions such as this. It was mid March on the San Juan and was fishing with our usual group. The weather started getting nasty and left the river to get some lunch. Most of the group decided to stay at the Sportsman to drink and play pool. I told my friend who is also a guide that I wanted to fish so off we went. We got down to the river and the snow was coming down steady but with little or no wind. We waded into the flats above T-hole with the water clear and as smooth as glass. There was not another soul on the river. A gigantic BWO hatch came off and fish were rising everywhere. Changed our rigs to dry's and started catching fish after fish and eventually lost count. It was like a dream standing out there in the middle of snowstorm catching fish on dry's. Dusk was approaching we decided it best to move off the river since I was getting a little hypothermic and my hands were numb to the point where I could no longer tie on a fly. By the time we got back to room I was soaked to the bone and chilled. Jumped into the shower to warm up and afterwards knocked down a couple of scotches and fell fast fast asleep.
I just spit coffee all over my desk LMAO !
@ZiaHunter - I never got into fly fishing, but love a good day fishing when everyone else stays in.
I remember a few of going to a sheltered spot and having a fire to warm up even.
a bad day of fishin beats a good day of work!
I remember a few of going to a sheltered spot and having a fire to warm up even.
a bad day of fishin beats a good day of work!
Owl on roundbale,phone held up against Kowa spotting scope, best I could do ,about 400 yards
I need 4 of these. Where?
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