Gotta toot my own horn a little bit. I busted my butt for several hundred hours on this, particularly on the content writing.
In particular check out the How To section. It's basically a free guidebook online.
www.parksflyshop.com
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Gotta toot my own horn a little bit. I busted my butt for several hundred hours on this, particularly on the content writing.
In particular check out the How To section. It's basically a free guidebook online.
www.parksflyshop.com
Very nice Wally.... it looks great.... LOTS of info there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Longs for Cutts
Looks great!
Thanks for the link.
GRREAAAT JOB!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longs for Cutts
I do have one question.
There are two "Slough Creeks" described. The one in Yellowstone Park is the one I am familiar with and is located at the bottom of this link: http://www.parksflyshop.com/howto/lamar.html
The other which I am no familiar with is at the bottom of this link under ?Rough and Tumble Mountain Creeks: http://www.parksflyshop.com/howto/smallstreams.html
Is this the same Slough Creek, just further above the meadows?
That's called "I cut and pasted the code from the Lamar entry into the small streams entry so I didn't have to rewrite it all, and forgot to delete the line of code that said 'Slough Creek.'"
:)
This is why I told Richard to copy-edit it all and I would make all the corrections in one fell swoop.
Really nice job. Looks great!
Wow, that is very impressive. That would make a great book.
Well... I have written three...Quote:
Originally Posted by dave potts
https://www.amazon.com/Fly-Fishing-Yellowstone-Country-Southern-ebook/dp/B00TRTO8M6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522340528&sr=8-1&keywords=fly+fishing+yellowstone+country
I remember visiting your store before I got captivated by Fly Fishing. Your guys gave a lot of good recommendations to cut the costs down and still get good gear.