I managed to squeeze in one more afternoon of Driftless fly fishing before the closing of the season. The fish weren't real active, which seemed to be the norm the last few weeks of September, but, as usual, the surroundings easily made up for slow time on the water.
With the forced senescence that occurs every September 30th for inland trout fishermen in this state, it's now time to move onto fly tying, daydreaming, and steelheading (in no particular order).
Great images of a beautiful and sad time of year.
ReplyDeleteThe closing of the inland season is sad, but this ending coincides with the running of steelhead from the Big Lake, which is an adequate consolation:)
DeleteApologies for contacting you through the comments with this query.
ReplyDeleteI’m writing to see if you would permit me to post two images of you on my website. The images are in your posts September 18: The Enchanted Run and March 27: Tweed & Cane.
My site is:
http://oldfishingphotos.com/
The site is comprised of my own vintage photos circa 1950-1980, some reblogs and other images secured with permission. It is not commercial and credit, captioning and link backs would be supplied.
Cool blog BTW! Thanks for the consideration.
Regards-
Rick
That would be my pleasure, Rick.
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