Corey Kruitbosch
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I have ended-up using the C&F waterproof boxes ( http://www.mrfc.com/MadisonRiverShopping/detail.aspx?ID=2535 ). The slit foam design is great and even with the large boxes will fit in your pocket. I may move on to something else eventually, but these seem to be fitting my fishing habits right now. If I dont have my camera with me I can usually get by with one fly box and a lanyard. If needed .. I’ll toss in a couple of streamers add a extra spool (sinking line), and/or a small container for weight/indicator if nymphing.
Spanish mosaic tiles that I encorporate into my woodworking projects.
Sounds interesting .. Any pics?
Awesome! Thanks both of you … I’m really looking forward to the trip and it will be nice to head down with some ideas of what and where to focus my attention!
Neal…the net is a Brodin Ghost Net that has the custom logo on it. So far we’ve done two large group orders through Brodin on the Fiberglass Flyrodders site and will do another one in the future. If you are interested in one please let me know. I can PM you the details.
Sent you a PM .. I’d be interested also.
Great job. Absolutely gorgeous.. Your photos made me want to get there and see it for myself. Thanks!
Great story. Gorgeous photos (love your angles and shots). Beautiful setting. Great fish! Add a charity event to the mix and its 100% Perfect!
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Great stuff! Stunning scenery. Love the moss and how GREEN it is! I once fished a very small stream in Oregon that reminds me a bit of your images. That small water looks like a blast to fish and to hike. Did you need to use a lot of stealth approaching the holes? Did you guys spook a lot of fish?
Great thread.. Love that shot with the bears and the first shot with the skis!
Flying in a Beaver over Alaska was one of the best experiences I haver had! The memory has always stuck with me and I took quite a few photos. I’m heading back next summer and the flight is one of the things I am looking forward to the most!
Here is the Beaver we flew in http://www.dhc-2.com/cn1237.html
Beaver before us coming in for a landing. I loved the guy in the boat out there with the planes.
Our Beaver Landing on Prince of Wales Island
Waiting to get on
Cockpit
Out the window #1
Out the window #2
Beavers landing in Ketchikan
Landing, Ketchikan Alaska
Docked, Ketchikan Alaska – I’m guessing those must be otters at the end of the dock?
LOL .. Nice one Andrew!
Good luck on your trip Aaron. Hope you don’t have to use that heat you’ll be packin’!
I’d suggest taking a look at the following blog .. http://flyfishyellowstone.blogspot.com/ There are some smaller creeks, etc in the park mentioned frequently. You’ll also get a better idea of what is fishing well buy stopping in at a shop or two in west. Enjoy your trip!
Sounds like a tough, but good trip! Glad you got into some fish at the end and the rapids didnt dump you. 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
More good stuff! Another nice fish. I still come back to this thread to see that 1st pic! Its killer!
Thanks guys! I appreciate the compliments!
Cameron: I replied to your PM
Dusty: I’ll add that info to the original post. Something cool about smiley cutties! Here is another from a while back! One of my favs!
Wow! Fantastic shots … Absolutely love the B/W shots. I really like the Dolly shot! Please post a few more with some trip details when you get a chance!
Like Zach, I have completely dunked my camera and its working perfectly fine today. I removed the battery and let it sit for a day in the sun, as much as possible. If you don’t have insurance, you should look into it! Its cheap and a great piece of mind.
While on the topic has anyone used descant in a tupperware container to dry a camera?