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A Couple of Updates… | Fly Fish Nevada
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Journal 2001-08 | Fly Fish Nevada
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124; Comments RSS. High Country Fly Fisher. Native Trout Fly Fishing. Northern Sierra Fly Fishing. The High Sierra Fly Fisherman. Kiene's Fly Shop Forums. American Fly Fishing Company. However, feel free to borrow my photos or words with proper credit given*. If you feel the need to steal my work and claim it as your own, just know that you are a pathetic loser. Get your own camera and your own life. Book covers may not be used in any fashion without permission. Pyramid Lake, December 6, 2008. Anyway, I ...
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Switching Hosts | Fly Fish Nevada
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124; Comments RSS. High Country Fly Fisher. Native Trout Fly Fishing. Northern Sierra Fly Fishing. The High Sierra Fly Fisherman. Kiene's Fly Shop Forums. American Fly Fishing Company. However, feel free to borrow my photos or words with proper credit given*. If you feel the need to steal my work and claim it as your own, just know that you are a pathetic loser. Get your own camera and your own life. Book covers may not be used in any fashion without permission. Posted on August 28, 2014. Get Baker Compa...
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My Books | Fly Fish Nevada
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The Otter | Fly Fish Nevada
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124; Comments RSS. High Country Fly Fisher. Native Trout Fly Fishing. Northern Sierra Fly Fishing. The High Sierra Fly Fisherman. Kiene's Fly Shop Forums. American Fly Fishing Company. However, feel free to borrow my photos or words with proper credit given*. If you feel the need to steal my work and claim it as your own, just know that you are a pathetic loser. Get your own camera and your own life. Book covers may not be used in any fashion without permission. I went ahead and bought the plans and the ...
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The High Sierra Fly Fisherman: 11/1/10 - 12/1/10
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Saturday, November 27, 2010. Well, sitting around bored on the Saturday following Thanksgiving. Weather is nasty, and I havent been fishing for a while now. I thought I would share some of the knots that I think are real need to know knots with all of you guys. Uni and Uni to Uni knots:. These are some of my favorite, and most useful knots. Links to this post. Thursday, November 11, 2010. Another Round at the Little Truckee. Links to this post. Wednesday, November 3, 2010. Some guys STILL have it easy!
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The High Sierra Fly Fisherman: 12/1/10 - 1/1/11
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Thursday, December 16, 2010. I Have Made The Pilgrimage, My Eyes Are Open. Well, after a couple years of almost making it, I finally made my journey to one of the West's fly fishing Meccas. Pyramid Lake. After twenty minutes of jacking around, we were soon ambling down to the water, albeit not very gracefully when tromping through the sand carrying a big construction ladder. After wading out near the break, I finally got to set up, flip out a line, and take in the stunning beauty of where I was. Our conf...
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The High Sierra Fly Fisherman: At Long Last
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Monday, August 22, 2011. I'm sure that some of my backcountry confederates can relate to this one. Anybody have a lake that they have looked at longingly for years, but never managed to reach? I caught whispers of this lake and it's inhabitants almost 4 years ago. Someday, I told myself at first. Then next year. Then this year. Then as some of you may recall, I attempted to get there last year. But after some. navigational errors on the part of your narrator, I didnt quite make it. Fishing started off sl...
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The High Sierra Fly Fisherman: 5/1/09 - 6/1/09
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Sunday, May 3, 2009. Well, it was rough, but a bunch of fun! In bed at midnight on Thursday, on the road by 3am. At the trailhead by 7. I slung my 42lb pack on my back and began the 3 mile hike into the nasty weather ahead. It was pretty cold, near freezing. There was a slight drizzle when we took off, nearly unbroken cloud cover, and the sun was just coming over the ridge to the east. After arrival, it took us half an hour to get all of our gear unpacked, assembled, and ready to rock. Links to this post.
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The High Sierra Fly Fisherman: 7/1/09 - 8/1/09
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Sunday, July 5, 2009. Desolation Wilderness Death March Jun 23rd. The plan for this mission was a a trip up to the trail less lake of Kalmia. Total of about 5 miles one way. The first 2.6 miles sees a vertical gain of about 2200 feet! Somewhere around mile 1.5 I pulled my groin. Last mile and a half is a completely trail less route that involves about 500ft of elevation gain, then the mile and a half of side hilling. Snow fields, wet granite , and big boulders. Some scrambling on all fours. We of course ...
