I would fish them both! Keep going!

Fishnkilts wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 11:16 am Outside of a dog, books are man's best friend.
Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.

...which reminds me of something my grandmother used to say when a thunderstorm was coming. She'd step out onto the porch, look up at the sky and say, "Yup, blacker'n than the inside of a cow".

You can never have too many books. Thankfully, my wife is completely supportive of my book buying habits. She only gets a little irritable when I start looking around at fly rods or vintage rifles. I haven't reached the point where I'm ready to purge the flotsam and jetsam of my fishing/hunting addi...

Very nice! This reminds me so much of BrkTrt (Alan Petrucci). Alan was a huge believer in the kebari mysticism. I have a couple of Alan's kebari creations, though I doubt I'll ever fish them now. Keep going with this theme!

I finally gave in. Ken Callahan just got a copy for me from England. I paid too much, more than I've ever paid for a book before. I have a cousin who lives in England and has fishing privileges to some nice water; he said, "Buy it!" ...and so I did. The most I ever paid for a book before w...

Gorgeous tie, Ron. That fly will do great work on the upper Aroostook; Munsungan and Millinocket streams.

I must live under a rock, or in northern Maine, because I've never heard of this stuff until just now. I think I'll try it, thanks for the knowledge, Wayne.

Giggle fish! I love that description. We had a similar experience last week on St. Froid, throwing flies to slab-sided white perch on 3wt. rods. I'm going to tie up some of Vickie's 'giggle' flies and take them back to St. Froid. Thanks for sharing that remembrance.

That fly would rock on the Little Mad. Gorgeous tie, Wayne.

Spectacular tie, Ron; absolutely perfect.