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We are not strictly into video. Russ and Michelle Webb along with Rick and Thelma Harding have been taking fly fishing photographs for many years and continue to shoot still images.Sometimes they tell a story better than a moving image. Here is acollection of some of our favorites. |
We have made many fly fishing friends over the years. Here are a few that are in the business. Check out their web sites and consider this our recommendation. 
Every now and then we will put up an article written by one of our friends or by Russ or Rick (spell check is a wonderful thing, wouldn't you agree?) Sometimes things are much better said with words and a few photographs than with video and this is our pace for such topics. |
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Fly fishing can mean different things to different people, To some it is casting dry flies to rising cutthroat or rainbow trout in a crystal clear mountain stream. Others may think of it as floating big dry stonefly patterns along the bank while floating in a drift boat hoping a very large brown trout will slide up and sip it. Salt water species such as bonefish, snook, sailfish or tarpon will make up the image in the minds of some. Other fish like bass or pike or carp may be the quarry for fly anglers in some areas. Whatever version of The Fly Fishing Life you live, you will share some common passions with the rest of us. It may fly casting, rod building, fly tying, angling art, conservation or supporting organizations like Trout Unlimited or The Federation of Fly Fishers. What ever your level of involvement in the sport of fly fishing, we should all be working to preserve the waters we have now and to go back and enhance some of the habitat that may have been damaged in the past. We hoe your naxt season is your very best.