Fly Fishing on a stage while playing the Midge
February 16, 2010 by Rebecca
Filed under Fly Fishing, Outdoors
On Sunday I took Bandon the Bashful out for a Valentines Day event I knew she would appreciate more than say, a rawhide dipped in chocolate. We went to the local river establishment. A cheap venue, close to home, no-frills sort of date. She’s a dog, she’s easy to please.
I went to a new section of [...]
Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Fly Shops…..
January 15, 2010 by Rebecca
Filed under Fly Fishing, Outdoors
I can be……..
There is a level of trepidation that surrounds me each time I approach the doors of a Fly Fishing Shop….For awhile I wondered if it was just a ‘me’ thing, an individual nervousness that occurred without provocation or reason, but offhandedly, I’ve asked a few others about this peculiar neurosis and several of them also admitted the same pangs of Fly [...]
The Twisted Sister Fly and Whippersnappers
I did it. I succumbed to the flame like a moth to an electric bug zapper. I tied flies.
Full credit and blame for this second try at fly tying (aggravation, frustration & the occasional cuss word) goes to Austin “the Otter” of the very good blog, 365 Flyfish. He kept writing all these beautiful entries about this [...]
Dear Santa, I hope you’re a Fly Fisherman…….
December 23, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Fly Fishing, Outdoors
Because if you are there should be no problems with my X-mas wish list:
Mr. Fly Fishing Santa, you should know that after a full season of flinging flies, my waders leak and I need new ones. The leaking is more so on the right foot than the left foot, so basically, I’ve got one damp sock and one wet sock at [...]
Moving and the Cement Trout Pond
December 15, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Fly Fishing, Outdoors
I know, I know. I abandoned the online world for over a week without so much as a decent explanation or goodbye. I could say I was forced to take an emergency fly fishing trip to New Zealand or that I was kidnapped and forced to fly fish in Montana for a week, but wishful thinking could be construed as a [...]
Warning Signs and Other Perplexing Ideas
December 4, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Outdoor Observations, Outdoors, Perplexing Outdoor Signs
This is the second edition of Signs that make a person think…What The Hell? The first entry of signs that I had collected from various places is located here ~ Warnings and Other Reasonable Guidelines and I’m happy to say that entry inspired a few people to send over more signs…..
Without further adieu ~
This sign was sent to [...]
Fraudulent Fishing Behaviors
December 2, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Fly Fishing, Outdoors
They say you can judge the character of a man by the company he keeps. (I’ll assume that principle applies to woman as well) I know I gravitate to those I would consider like minded individuals who enjoy the same things I do. So basically that means I hang out with fisher types who consider a day on the water superior [...]
Disclosure Forms of the Outdoor Risk Variety
November 23, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Camping Adventures, Outdoor Observations
A few nights ago, my parents and I were discussing some of the tragic and hilarious outdoor trips we’ve taken with “risks’ in the past. A ‘risk’ is defined by someone you’ve never camped, fished, hiked, hunted or broke bread in the dirt with in. So basically, everyone reading this would be considered a ‘risk’ [...]
Warnings and Other Reasonable Guidelines
November 11, 2009 by Rebecca
Filed under Outdoor Observations, Outdoors, Perplexing Outdoor Signs
Recently I read a great article by the Trout Whisperer and his words reminded me of a hobby I recently adopted. Basically, I kept running into signs in the Great Outdoors that made me stop and wonder, “For Real? Seriously? No they didn’t, oh yes they did!” So I did what any amused soul should do, I started taking pictures, proof style, so I could later [...]



