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Rob, was this a local restaurant here in DC?

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Atta boy Gibb and Bryan.

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40″??? I would have thought more like 50″.  😉

Not with the fish Tim catches.

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We ran into similar low water up in OH and PA this weekend.

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Crisp.

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Great stuff dude – looks like a blast.

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Hope you do well, enjoy the trip.

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JT hit up Urban Angler in NYC – I know a couple of those guys check the board from time to time.

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Type in your itinerant angler “nickname” on that site and be ready . . .

Almost every picture I have ever posted to this board comes up with a notion for itinerantangler.com.

Ditto.

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Great stuff dude.

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Buddy of mine fished out there last weekend and said while the river looked OK, they didn’t see or catch anything.

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Rob from here, take him to Montauk for the striper/blue blitz, down to the Caribbean/Keys or even fly down to NC/SC for red fish.

I’d agree on the steelhead situation – for somebody who isn’t a fly fisherman, not catching any fish and freezing their butt off isn’t a great way to get them interested in the sport.

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Chris,

According to this program from Adobe you can get Lightroom for $79 or Photoshop CS5 for $169.

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Great pics as always Corey – that first one should be a cover somewhere.

Hats off to you guys Bryan (and others) for fighting the good fight.

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Neal did you shoot those HDR or straight up?

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What I really want to see is a picture of your bucktail collection – my god man you must have a lot.

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Great job boys

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Couple other random shots from the trip – loving this new glass already.

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Black drum.

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I actually really like the pano version – the only thing that throws me is that it doesn’t align but I know that’s a tough thing to avoid.

Agree with Kendal, it would be cool to see the square edited like the pano.

Both cool either way.

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