Gary Grossman
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Zach, I don’ t have the biochemical contents in front of me, but crustaceans in general, have much higher carotinoid content than other aquatic prey including insects.
I’m relatively new to fly fishing, but have rods ranging from 2-8 wt and Velocities to match, (actually I have a Lightspeed for the 8 wt, which I prefer to the Ross Cimmaron that I started with).
That 389LL is an incredible blank, the 486LL is one of the classic dry fly blanks too. Can’t say much about the others. cheers, g
When I talk to high school students or undergrads about their “careers” I say there are two things that make a happy life – a job that you love and a really comfortable bed, because those places are where you’ll be spending most of your time
Although I understand your logic Zack, from a biological perspective it would be very unwise to bring a large piscivorous salmonid to the US.
I have a Hidden Waters 7 piece 8.5′ 5 wt (Baden Powell Special) that casts very well and is extremely compact, like 18″ (well you can do the math
Hi, just noticed that the flyer scan won’t work because it has a space in it — cut and paste this link into your browser http://www.negia.net/~grossman/Book Flyer.jpg and it will work or try this one directly
http://www.negia.net/~grossman/Book%20Flyer.jpgI don’t know how I forgot midges but these streams are full of chironomids and they’re a major portion of a trout’s diet.
Hi Randy, check out the SEFF board http://www.southeastflyfishingforum.com/forum/
