From Canada - Writer's Block

[fcch]

Hi all!

Well, life has finally settled down here (new job, 11 kittens in the nursery, winterize the house ...) ... So I promised Deanna I'd send in some articles on a more regular basis ... problem is I have writers block!!!

After several years of blabbering about all sorts of stuff related to fly fishing in my neck of the woods, I have this sinking feeling tha its getting a bit redundant. see: Recent stuff and older stuff

What would you prefer me to write about???

[Steve Molcsan]

Very nice to hear from you, how is the new place working out?

How about some pics?



Be safe

Steve

ps: with the quality of your posts I had to vote for them all!

[fcch]

Thanks Steve, ... the house is coming along nicely!
A small album

[JeffHamm]

I voted stories, because I know you'll be able to work in technique, Canadian details, and reviews into the story! Glad to hear things are moving along.

- Jeff

[fcch]

Looks like "Fishing stories" and "Technique" are tied!

[Fatman]

Chris

Glad to see ya back!!!!!!!!!!!

Fatman

[fcch]

Hey!!! Well it is NICE to be back!
Had a really busy Spring and Summer. Changed jobs (again) in mid-October, so things will settle down (finally).

Now all I have to do is get ready for Bonz at Christmas, then I'm doing a conference in early February (the Granby Quebec show) and I'll probably also do the show in Ottawa! It is going to be a challenge to find time to do my day job!!!

Then again, .. one DOES have to keep the priorities straight. The old job was getting in the way of fishing , so I changed that!!

[Gandolf]

Hi Chris,

Welcome back. The survey was a tough choice for me. I probably will never get to fish for sea trout or salmon so the articles are interesting, but something I will never get to do. Fishing techniques for trout or warm water would be more practical for me, but that was not a choice. For me, any of the above would be OK, because most things fly fishing are of interest, whether I will get to try them or not. Fun to read about places I will never get to go, and to read about things I will never get to try.

Thank you so much for writing the articles.

Thanks and regards,

Gandolf

[fcch]

Gandolf,

In reality, ... many techniques for sea trout and even salmon can transpose well for trout. Like big bushy poppers for monster Browns

[Marco]

Chris,
I'd vote for any of the choices interspersed with a few of your culinary delights. I'd really vote for " a day in the life of Chris Chin" ( with , of course, the mention of the aforementioned "culinary delights").

Mark