Say "Hello" and where you are texting from?

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Hi Everyone......I am in my home office in Davis, CA getting ready to head into the shop in Sacramento soon.

We have fly fishing fans on here from all over the world.

[huntindog]

I am typing about things biological in my cube (the cube of death as i call it) in Chico Ca

[Jaybinder]

I live in Campbell and work in Los Altos.

[moflyfish]

I'm from Long Beach Ca and I'm texting from work in Irvine Ca.

[Mike O]

currently am sitting in my Aunt's House in Sacramento, but I usually type from my home or work in Woodland.

[Tony Buzolich]

I'm up here in Yuba City, but I was wondering about all of those red dots on your world map at the bottom of the page. These dots span the entire globe from some obscure places like the middle of Russia, to India, to Japan, etc. Let's here from some of those far off guys and what do they do for fly fishing where they're at. :)

[IronMtn]

Physically - in Roseville, CA... Mentally - walking through Vaquero Camp in early summer with a 4 wt and a box of dry flies.

[PMD]

Figured this is a good thread for my first post. I too live in Davis.

[pgw]

Domiciled in Petaluma...corresponding while at work in Walnut Creek.

Paul

[TaylerW]

rescue ca getting ready to swing the american

[jjjewett]

Writing from work in Truckee.
Had an amazing powder day at Squaw this morning.

Looking forward to fishing the 'mid this weekend.

-John Jewett

[neonymph]

In Sun City, Roseville. Got a new 7 wt switch. Can't wait to get out. Maybe tomorrow. Going to Pyramid 3/7--3/10. Weather iffy.

[Mrs.Finsallaround]

Live in Carmichael, CA

Work in North Natomas, CA

Play in the Delta and American River!

[Bjorn]

Placerville, CA.

[Steelie-Stalker]

Hi from the east bay, san ramon more specifically

[Fats]

I hang my waders up in Sonoma.

[Paul B.]

I at home in Vacaville now and work in Benicia (a lot). Not much time @ the Y,T or F these days I'm afraid.

[Ffdoc]

Live in Auburn. Work in Auburn. Fish wherever and whenever I can when the fishing is good..

[jayclarkflyfishing]

The lovely Sierra Valley is home.Fishin' Pyramid when I am not in school at Feather River College.Guiding Lake Davis when it is not covered in ice.

[FISHEYE]

Greetings from beautiful, friendly, wild Anchorage, Alaska.

[NCL]

Home is in Red Bluff on the banks of the Sacramento River

[Max.garth]

Home is Yanchep, Western Australia. Its hot, very dry, no rain for yonks and
it looks like autumn is going to be just as dry.
MaxG.

[Troutstalker55B]

I'm at home between Graeagle and Portola in the Betterton creek
watershed which comes off Pennman Peak. Drinking coffee and
dreaming of warm sunny days and the damsel fly hatch.

JB

[hikenfish]

Greetings Earthlings,

Originally from the tiny invisible satellite moon Dingo which revolves around Uranus, I was exiled back to planet earth by the Fruit of the Loom government to seek out the best fly fishing locations.
Fortunately most of my family are herbivores, and I release most fish......
Spend many great days with friends at Pyramid and other still water fisheries.

[Hairstacker]

Sitting here in Tracy, California, waiting for the Delta to warm up.

[wjorg]

Driving North on 101

[gilligan]

I'm sitting here looking at the river in Hirschdale Ca, tying up some bugs and waiting for it to warm up some, then going fishing.

www.gilligansguideservice.com

[mems]

Aloha, I am sitting at my home desk top, happily survived the tsunami last week and looking forward to a calm day so we can go chase some ono! Mems.

[Jay Murakoshi]

Sitting behind this computer here in central california (Fresno) water war country.
I hope the weather starts reaching into the 70's, 80's and 90's. Oh well, by then I'll be in hot weather and hot fishing country - Baja.... Actually I really can't complain about the weather
Can't wait for the bass and carp to start transitioning to the shallows

Hope all of you enjoy your fishing season

Jay

[kokaneejr]

Computer Petaluma....Work Marin Hills ...Day dreaming of trying the Silverfork A this year.

[DonCooksey]

Near the banks of the beautiful Santa Ana River and wishing I was further north.

[mikel]

metropolitan Ben Lomond, in the Santa Cruz Mtns, enjoying a break from the rain...

[RAS]

At home in Mariposa and work in Yosemite National Park. Wishing for more rain / snow!

[Bruce Slightom]

Eureka Ca. Waiting for Rick to show up then we are our on our way to fish the Oregon coast.

[Hibbygibi]

Sonoma, for the moment.. watching the grapes grow :D and wanting to get the rod out and wet the line.. to bad the pool doesn't have any trout in it..:fish:
Cheers

[jbird]

Rogue valley where its already spring in the valley but knee deep powder on the mountain!

[Bryan Morgan]

Live in Citrus Heights. Work in Rocklin. Fish for anything that swims!

[Rockman]

Live most of the time in Antelope,:( but share weekends at my home in Dunsmuir.=P~ Working on changing the order to " Live most of the time in Dunsmuir,8) but working part time in Sacramento." :neutral:
Rockman

[Mike Churchill]

Work in Sacto, where I can see a short stretch of the Sac from my office window 14 floors up.

Live in Folsom, 1 mile from the lake. Also 1 mile from the house my parents moved into 18 months ago to be near me and my kids. The folks are literally the first house across the street from one of the boat ramps. It's terrible. Took me about 2 minutes to drive over this morning, hook the boat to my dad's truck, and then we had to wait at the light to cross over to the lake. Since this was a "dad's choice" day, we trolled for landlocked salmon and trout today (got one of each, dad got one small trout). Air temp around 60 and dead calm; water temp about 53.

Now I have to go run to the store and buy a steelhead card so I can go swing the American for Steelhead in the morning with a friend. Next week I'm borrowing dad's boat and heading for the Delta to chase stripes.

So many fish, so little time off from work....

Mike

[PaulC]

I fish mostly salt nowadays from Malibu to Santa Barbara chasing the usual suspects.
Perch, halibut, sharks, croaker, and sight fishing for corbina in the summer.
Occasionally get a trip or a few up north to visit friends and fish the rivers up there.
It has been nice to meet and fish with folks from the board either down in my neck of the woods or up north.
-Paul

[Dave Neal]

I live in Mammoth Lakes CA. I really like it here.

[El Rey]

Interesting thread and surprising range of geography. I'm a local guy, living in Carmichael, only 3 miles from Bill's shop and less than a mile from the American. This time of year it's the Yuba, the Moke, or the Calaveras if I want to get away from the break-ins on the A.

[stever]

Bishop, Ca is home half the year, and Williams, Or the other. Two great places to enjoy those things we love and appreciate.

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Bishop, Ca is home half the year, and Williams, Or the other. Two great places to enjoy those things we love and appreciate.

That is pretty cool......

[sasuga2]

Greetings........

Home... sick... today in Bishop, CA. I'll be heading to the NW Fly Fishing expo in Oregon via Mammoth's Horizon Air this weekend. Looking forward to seeing some world class tyers and picking up some casing tips......

Cheers,

Al

Fishing was awesome on the Lower O ---until they raised the flows last week...I'll need to emply explore some hi flow strategies.

[jim p]

Live and work in Fresno California.

Feeling the change in the air has got me getting antsy for the Sierra's.

[lynnwhite44]

Live in San Ramon but visit my mother-in-law every chance I can get as she lives on the bank of the lower sac between Red Bluff and Anderson. In Fact I am going there this weekend! Looks like the fishing conditions are shaping up.

[Monty Montana]

Connoisseur of fine wine,top shelf Tequila and a beautiful Redhead named Sandi.I have dedicated my life to rid the world of the use and abuse of illegal substances (dope).....worked in the Law Enforcement community for a number of years and now train Dogs and their handlers to search for and alert to hidden dope stashes...wherever they may be.The Labrador retriever is the finest animal the Good Lord had the common sense to create, and one is for ever by my side.
Reading about and studying the bamboo fly rod is second only to fishing with one....."I don't need to catch fish, but do need to be in their company on a river..... often".
Friends call me Hawk....I'll answer to just bout anything you may call me except, " late to dinner".
Live in Linden, Ca.spend a week every month in So, Oregon and have an office in Billings Montana......work what is that.
Great thread,
Safe fishing all,
Monty Montana

[stoney burke]

im a lurker, live in elk grove, drive for a living. fish cool spots, not allways open to the public while on the road.

[SteveP]

Live in Saint Joseph MO (north west region) dream about the south west portion fishing for smallies, trout, goggle eyes, and carp.

Steve

[lynnwhite44]

[QUOTE=.I have dedicated my life to rid the world of the use and abuse of illegal substances (dope).....worked in the Law Enforcement community for a number of years and now train Dogs and their handlers to search for and alert to hidden dope stashes...wherever they may be.

Hey Monty Montana if you see my clackacraft by the name of 420 Drifter float by.....look the other way. That's cigar smoke your seeing. Hey it's medicinal.

[Monty Montana]

Sir: out of respect to Mr. Kiene and his staff who work very hard to allow us this opportunity of enjoying discussions about our love of fly fishing and all it entails...I will not engage anyone who is suffering pain or any other health problems in a discussion about the law...right or wrong.

Enjoy your cigar.

Monty Montana