After the tax return check arrived, I did what many do, buy some new gear.  Ebay has been my new guilty pleasure.  I have purchased camera equipment, lures, fly tying material, hammock, solar cell charger, and the list goes on and on.  I stumbled upon an interesting item that, not surprisingly, does not get a lot of bids; a fanny pack.  This is not really a fanny pack,

Since modern man has walked on the earth he has made sure to show others his catch.  So, for about the last 80,000 years, depending on your scientific point of view, people catching fish have been adding a few inches.  Here is a brief history of how it has been done.  At the end, I will show you how it is going to be done. Here is the first brag, courtesy of

What makes a fishing blog? Fact or fiction, information or entertainment?  One thing is for sure, you need to have a point.  You can write all day long; but without a serious comment or point on fishing, you are just running around in circles with your keyboard.  Really, everything in between your first paragraph and last paragraph is fluff.  It helps you explain yourself,

I was in a medically induced high as I left from the recovery room a few short weeks ago.  Doctors stood over my bed with a weird smile.  They were happy for two reasons.  I was cleared of cancer and they had seen a extremely rare tumor, the kind they have never seen, nor would see again. Thus started my two weeks of rehab.  My second day into recovery, a sick joke appeared

I like making video.  It conveys some of the excitement that photographs perhaps leave out.  Here is my idea to shoot a video this summer.  I have been playing around with some ideas and this one will be a little different. I want to catch 13+ species of fish in 24 hours.  I will be shooting it in true 3d.  Can't find any examples of this being done in Colorado. Anyone