Last Friday Chris and one of his friends went to work with me so that I could drop them off at Nicasio Reservoir to try some fishing for crappie. The morning was uneventful — both for the boys and myself. The plan was that I would pick up the boys about noon and we’d head [...]
Posts from ‘June, 2006’
Fathers Day Fishing
Though we shifted from our original plan to head over Sonora pass to the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevadas, Chris and I had fun weekend of (mostly) catch and release fishing. We left about mid morning Friday, taking our time driving into the foothills and stopping for lunch along the way. A stop at [...]
GPS data & the secrecy of fishing
It seems to me that we fishermen can be quite the contradictory crowd. Many of us might agree wholeheartedly with W.D. Wetherell, who in his book “One River More” wrote,
[…] So, my fellow fly fishers, the time has come to bring secrecy back into our gentle pastime — the tight lips, the polite shrug, the [...]
A frosty Tioga Lake
There’s been plenty of talk about the heavy winter this year in the Sierras. Below is a picture that speaks volumes. This picture, of Mt. Dana and Tioga Lake, was taken by Steven from SierraVisions.com on June 10th.
Fun book…
…even if it is about bass fishing
On those days that you can’t get out to the water — at least those of us who aren’t yet leading the life of retirement — you might find some enjoyment in reading Fishing on the Edge by Mike Iaconelli. For those who’ve never inadvertently accidentally found themselves watching a bass tournament on ESPN during [...]
