jim dietrich
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Regarding the progressive lenses, I’ve used Rudy Projects for some years now. They have a special frame that sits behind the wrap around lenses that works quite well. After the initial investment, it’s pretty cheap to upgrade your progressive prescription without scrapping the entire setup.
And, if you happen to be around Victor, ID, needing a guide, I highly recommend you look up Steve’s brother Mikey at WorldCast Anglers.
It must be in the genes.Youngest boy is coming in from SF with his wife Saturday night, bringing along a couple of pork shoulders he smoked himself in his Big Green Egg.
On Sunday we go to the Jersey shore for a BBQ at the oldest boy’s house.
All next week the youngest boy and I fish in the poconos while the wives do whatever wives do when the husbands go fishing.
Family.
BBQ
Pulled Pork
Macallan Scotch
Fly fishing.
Yes indeed, it truly is a good time to be alive!I think you’ll find both at ‘The Fly Shop’ in Redding.
Here’s a link to a great collection of videos from public tv station KWSU, Washington State University.
http://www.omn.org/whats_playing/collections.php?cname=KWSU+Fly+Tying%3A+The+Angler%26apos%3Bs+Art
Hope it helps.
Two Christmases ago my two sons bought me a surprise gift from Feather-Craft, an 81/2 ft St. Croix Legend Elite and a Ross Cimarron 2. When it didn’t arrive by mid December, they called Feather-Craft and were told that UPS showed delivery, but that replacements would be dropped shipped immediately in order to arrive by Christmas.
I got the rod and reel by Christmas, and Feather-Craft eventually traced the orginals to delivery at the wrong address. The jerk who had them thought it was his lucky day.Great company that Feather-craft.
Pancho,
How close is this?
http://users.eastlink.ca/~dryfly/zonker.htm
