New arrival today!
I hope it motivates me to get my fly rods out!
Many thanks to @petetyjas.bsky.social and the team for another great issue that I look forward to reading.
Friuli, Italy
Early morning coffee, wet waders, clear water, spotting rises, spotting fish, sun shine, late night thunderstorms, marble trout, Danubian trout, laughing at lunchtime, laughing at dinner, being with people who get it and having a good time.
Animated as per - speaking with inspirational publisher of Fly Culture magazine @petetyjas.bsky.social last night at the picture perfect Fox n Hounds hotel down Eggesford way. A little bit of midsummer magic tbh x
Chalkstream Country
Fishing huts, mayfly, rising trout, oh and flat tyres.
As ever, I'm loving every moment!
Me, my 1wt rod, a few trout and a few miles in the van.
Enjoy my friend!
Red or dead.
Happy.
One of those good days.
My buddy Luke popped down in his VW van to have breakfast, cast some rods and record a podcast about life, fishing and his work with the EA.
Loved the casting, I’m giving serious thought to some giving casting tuition once more.
We’ll see.
Fish art made from debris washed up on a beach where I was sea trouting in Denmark.
Getting people who feel like I do about fly fishing together, talking, sharing stories and eating pizza with a couple of beers.
Hope you enjoy this edition!
I got to talk with April Vokey about life, fishing and a bit more.
Hope you enjoy!
anchoredoutdoors.com/anchored-pod...
A bit like me!
My boy.
Looking forward to receiving my next copy of this great fly fishing magazine!
Was fun!
Sea trouting in Denmark
Moments
Seeing the beauty in everything and taking nothing for granted.
Life is fragile, life is short.
Nothing lasts for ever.
Hey Barry, I've not used that other place for quite some time and thought I'd try something different.
Mag is designed and should be with readers in time for Christmas.
I got the chance to talk with a fishing club on Saturday night about what fishing means to me, stayed over and fished a funky small stream with a few of Warren’s glass rods and christened them with some grayling.
