attention all Norman Maclean fans...

[auld argonian]

Todd, is that you in the photo? What's that tiny little thing in your hand?

That can't be a fishing rod because the last fishing rod that I saw was eight and a half foot long and had a blue wing olive at the end of the line.

Just kidding as I've been known to bring the ultra light spinning stuff along from time to time. Is that a shot of you down in your neck-o-the-woods? An old architectural historian of my acquaintance has regaled me with many tales of excellent fly fishing in the Great State of Missouri...I always wanted to find out if he was on the level about it.

Best

AA

[macwilkin]

Todd, is that you in the photo? What's that tiny little thing in your hand?

That can't be a fishing rod because the last fishing rod that I saw was eight and a half foot long and had a blue wing olive at the end of the line.

Just kidding as I've been known to bring the ultra light spinning stuff along from time to time. Is that a shot of you down in your neck-o-the-woods? An old architectural historian of my acquaintance has regaled me with many tales of excellent fly fishing in the Great State of Missouri...I always wanted to find out if he was on the level about it.

Best

AA

Yes, It's a Shakespeare. <sigh> I'm still very much a novice when it comes to fishing, especially fly fishing, so I wouldn't even dream of posting a photo of that.

That photo was taken this past Saturday on the Current River, just outside of Van Buren, MO. A friend of mine and I were telling stories for a NPS Ozark Heritage weekend at Big Spring, a unit of Ozark Scenic National Riverways, and we also managed to get some time into fish.

Roaring River, about 60 miles south of me, near Cassville, is some good fishing, including fly fishing. You stand invited!

T.

[Sheep In Wolf's Clothing]

Great sites Todd, thanks!! I really liked Norman Maclean's books, humm... You also solved my Father's Day gift dilemma!
Sara