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Me likee…. looks like you got out a lot. You still need to hit a SF salmon fly hatch.
Big Lost will reopen in a few weeks
ready for some winter fishing?
Kevin, thanks for stopping in–I’m glad you enjoyed the show. I’ll probably be ready to froth the water again during Christmas break–that might be a good time for me to hit the Big Lost. SF salmonflies–on the list every year until I can connect, just keep on keeping me posted!
Nice photos Scott. Could you live in a more beautiful place?
Glad you liked it Doug. It is pretty hard to beat this part of the country (I am a bit biased, though).
That is very cool, beautifully put together. I particularly like the juxtaposition of the fish and fishing with the pictures of people who you make the focus of the shot whether they are tying or fishing themselves. Makes for a lovely warm and rounded slide show.
aye
Eccles
Eccles, Very kind words–thank you!
What a great year you have had Scott. Many people can’t capture that much serenity on the water in a lifetime. Every day of the year in the mountain west really is “Life Worth Living” and your slideshow displays that to perfection.
Thanks Sam! Yeah, we are spoiled in the mountain west. It was nice to reflect back on the year and try to figure out how many people, places and fish I needed to get in there, and to keep it to a relatively manageable upload size (I think it came out to about 23MB). I’ve got a CD I made that’s about four times as long.
Scott,
I am going to post a link to this on my blog as well. It is a thing of beauty. What struck me right away was that it was a tribute to nature, and done in a respectful and poetic manner. It is exactly what is missing from mainstream fly-fishing media today.
Again. Beautiful.
Erik
Thanks for dropping in Erik! I’m glad you enjoyed. I couldn’t quite bring myself to put this to an AC/DC track
I like the subdued angle, so I’m glad that came through.
Well…I guess you have time on your hands. Was about to call my lawyer and sue you over royalty infringement…but alas, I waited until the last slide. I can’t believe all that happend this past year. I absolutely loved the picture of Chris Thomas…can’t wait for spring break!!!
Well, hopefully you enjoy the DVD where you can see your name even larger!
Now that I have the 40″ HDTV I really liked it. Ditto what Erik said btw. Someday soon someone is going to see what you are doing and they are going to want something more from you on a larger scale.
I told you the DVD was better!
Very relaxing and enjoyable
Thanks for the note Joseph–I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Wow, beautiful memories of a great year. Love that big mayfly (brown drake?) as well as some of the cuttie color close-ups. Thanks for putting this together & sharing it.
ER, Yes, brown drake hatch on Silver Creek (Idaho) this year. I’m glad you enjoyed viewing it.