Explorations Fly Fishing and Mountain Biking in the West #flyfishing #mtb
DUDE........What a fish!!! Can't wait to hear all about this one. Congrats on a gorgeous brown...Ben
That's not a really small net is it? Holy cow! A beautiful photo of a beautiful fish...cheers!
Ben, Erin- thanks guys! That is indeed the high country fish of the year, on my last trip of the season no less.Sanders- you're telling me! That forced perspective is an old architect's trick ya know, he's really but a minnow ;-)I'm sure you all can appreciate, I had to sit down a bit after landing, let the adrenaline shakes subside. Awesome. mike
Sweet! You'll remember that one a long time, I'm sure.Chris
What a cracker. Do tell?
Surely this is not a New Mexico fish, right? That is an unbelievable fish!
hey Richard! full post out tonight, thx for stopping by.
David- Rule #1 about Fight Club? Don't talk about Fight Club.
I don't fish or ride but I DOOOO love your blog. You recognize the sacred at every turn. And share it in such beautiful ways.
well thank you Karen, appreciate those kind words! Stay tuned, more material of questionable worth out soon~ ;-) mike
thx Chris, I get the sense you are a man of similar sentiments.
damn. that is a high country fish? great fish.
gets better Ivan- sipped a #16 power ant as daintily as you please. So much for 'big flies, big fish' huh?
wow. that makes it even better. What are we talking? 20"? 21"? 22?" more or less.
22" pfffffft, you give me too much credit there- that's the kinda fish they grow in MT! No, he was a solid twenty-incher, taped 20.25" nose to tail. That photo's goin into my wall of fame~ mike
nice. for the size of streams you seem to fish that is a monsta.
DUDE........What a fish!!! Can't wait to hear all about this one. Congrats on a gorgeous brown...
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That's not a really small net is it? Holy cow!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful photo of a beautiful fish...cheers!
Ben, Erin- thanks guys! That is indeed the high country fish of the year, on my last trip of the season no less.
ReplyDeleteSanders- you're telling me! That forced perspective is an old architect's trick ya know, he's really but a minnow ;-)
I'm sure you all can appreciate, I had to sit down a bit after landing, let the adrenaline shakes subside. Awesome. mike
Sweet! You'll remember that one a long time, I'm sure.
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What a cracker. Do tell?
ReplyDeleteSurely this is not a New Mexico fish, right? That is an unbelievable fish!
ReplyDeletehey Richard! full post out tonight, thx for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteDavid- Rule #1 about Fight Club? Don't talk about Fight Club.
ReplyDeleteI don't fish or ride but I DOOOO love your blog. You recognize the sacred at every turn. And share it in such beautiful ways.
ReplyDeletewell thank you Karen, appreciate those kind words! Stay tuned, more material of questionable worth out soon~ ;-) mike
ReplyDeletethx Chris, I get the sense you are a man of similar sentiments.
ReplyDeletedamn. that is a high country fish? great fish.
ReplyDeletegets better Ivan- sipped a #16 power ant as daintily as you please. So much for 'big flies, big fish' huh?
ReplyDeletewow. that makes it even better. What are we talking? 20"? 21"? 22?" more or less.
ReplyDelete22" pfffffft, you give me too much credit there- that's the kinda fish they grow in MT! No, he was a solid twenty-incher, taped 20.25" nose to tail. That photo's goin into my wall of fame~ mike
ReplyDeletenice. for the size of streams you seem to fish that is a monsta.
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