RL Winston fire

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http://www.flyfisherman.com/news/a-part-of-fly-fishing-history-is-gone/

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I love this quote from the Montana Standard story

“I don’t know how Dillon got there so quickly,” he said. “They were there in half an hour.”

I’d bet a few guys at that firehouse in Dillon have Winston rods themselves. Kidding aside, at least no one was hurt.

BTW, beautiful country up there; Twin Bridges would be a nice place to be (my apologies; the little P&S camera I have does not do the Tobacco Roots justice. The drive up 41 from Dillon is stunning)

Here’s the main Winston building (not the one that burned).

Regards,
Scott

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Thanks for the pretty pictures Scott. My apologies to Jayatwork. I didn’t notice he had posted this on another site on FAOL BB yesterday. Jim

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The fire is blow number two to Twin Bridges in recent days – Sweetgrass Rods have moved to Butte.

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Glenn Brackett, the owner of Sweetgrass (and former Winston employee) offered the use of their old shop in Twin Bridges to Winston; classy move on his part.

Regards,
Scott

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And how! Hadn’t heard that.

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What a tragic loss.
You’re right Scott, Mr. Brackett is a classy guy…

Steve