I'm sure many if not most of us on here share these thoughts and feelings about how our fly-fishing has evolved and what our future will be like on the water. A really nice piece >
laszlo wrote:
Dad will be 98 at the end of the month, in 1966 he took my brothers and I up to Kettle Creek for the first time, We've been going annually since then, and plan to go in April. He taught us all how to trout fish, and you can bet he'll be hauling in a few himself.
laszlo wrote:
Dad will be 98 at the end of the month, in 1966 he took my brothers and I up to Kettle Creek for the first time, We've been going annually since then, and plan to go in April. He taught us all how to trout fish, and you can bet he'll be hauling in a few himself.
laszlo wrote:
Dad will be 98 at the end of the month, in 1966 he took my brothers and I up to Kettle Creek for the first time, We've been going annually since then, and plan to go in April. He taught us all how to trout fish, and you can bet he'll be hauling in a few himself.
Older gent names Al that's fished the D for ever. I think he's in his 80's now. S