I have been lurking on the faol for some time now and decided to register and perhaps join in on some of the fun
just saying hi!
I have been lurking on the faol for some time now and decided to register and perhaps join in on some of the fun
Howdy!
Question.... Being from Rock Springs, have you ever got a fly caught in a tree? I remember that area being a bit on the naked side when it comes to trees.
Kevin
Be careful how you live. You may be the only Bible some person ever reads.
Welcome aboard wyfish. If you've been lurkng a while, then you already know what a terrific site this is and what a great group of folks hang out here. I look forward to your participation in some of the discussions and threads.
Jim Smith
Howdy fron sunny SoCal wyfish. Glad to meet you. Welcome to FAOL. I'll be driving through your state in a few weeks so if you hear a horn honk It's just me passing through. Jim
I'm either going to, coming from or thinking about fishing. Jim
Welcome from Tennessee. Remember that new members are required to chop the fire wood, prepare the coffee and bring lots of donuts and keep this up until another new member signs up!
Looking forward to your posts and the donuts! : )
Warren
Fly fishing and fly tying are two things that I do, and when I am doing them, they are the only 2 things I think about. They clear my mind.
welcome to FAOL from western Wa state.
Eric
"Complexity is easy; Simplicity is difficult."
Georgy Shragin
Designer of ppsh41 sub machine gun
ya kbproctor you don't have to keep your back cast very high to clear the tree's , aka sage brush.
but
Last edited by wyfish; 06-25-2010 at 01:54 AM.
Add another howdy from western Washington. As far as donuts go, I prefer cake donuts with chocolate frosting.
REE
Happiness is wading boots that never have a chance to dry out.
Wyfish,
I too welcome you to FAOL. We already have a valued member here from Rock Springs and I'll not spoil his personal welcome to you. One thing I remember of Rock Springs is that everyone walks with a "tilt" into the wind. I was told it's a genetic evolution thing causing one leg to be a bit shorter than the other
Mark
Hey wy,
Welcome aboard. We all look forward to hearing your 2 cent's worth. Best Regards....
Exploring the waters of western Montana...
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