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Update on the rod holder, it worked out great! Drove up to 80 miles an hour with no issues over a four day period. Long uneven bumpy dirt roads, performed flawlessly.

Well I have been eyeing one of those cool fly rod holder mounts. You know the one the guides use mounted on the hood and roof top of the cars or trucks. I just could not pull the trigger on the Sumo...

Carl Blackledge,

definitely not discouraged. I see something that catches big stripers, and want to try and create something similar to catch the stripers close to home in the reservoirs. I could...

Okay so this is my first rendition of the Pole Dancer. I could see where I could go with this fly and make some improvements on my fly. I have yet to fish it as I'm out of Zap~a~gap to glue on the...

Okay so I'm trying to tie Charlie Bisharat's Pole Dancer. I was peeling back the original $17 fly and the fibers are wrapped around the glass bead and hook... What the heck is up with that? How dose...

It's not a mode, it's actually the lens that makes that effect possible, the lens are called tilt shift lens. Hope this help you out

Yup! I happen to own two 7D's. I use to have an older model 5D and ended up selling it to fund the second 7D for my wife. We really enjoy this model and really have no cons as of yet, one body is...

Jay, I had bookmarked your My Pyramid Fly Boxes blog on your blogger and use the flies as a reference. Thank you so much for posting up the nice closeup photos, they really helped quite a bit with my...

Good eyes! Yes, there are a few in there tied with Partridge hooks. I had a few on the vise pedestal and used them up, there are about the same size as the TMC 2457, but like you said they are a...

I'm hopefully going to be fly fishing Pyramid Lake near Reno Nevada this coming April. I found a few flies online that seem to produce really well. I'm still not done tying as I have a few dozen more...

Yeah this little bird is cute

A few from my trip up to Bishop and the Upper O
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Fantastic set Loren!

Excellent close up and personal shot. Some really great detail in the image, thanks for sharing.

Did a little research and have found that there are six species of Amazon parrots found in California. (Red-crowned, Lilac-crowned, Red-lored, Blue-fronted, Yellow-headed, White-fronted, Hybrids)
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I'm not sure how the parrots got here, but they are definitely breeding. There is a huge flock of hundreds of parrots that make such a racket when they are flying by.

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Very cool, I enjoy seeing all the different types of Dragon Flies. Thanks for sharing.

I always try to under expose by -1, you could always correct it in post. Whereas if it's over exposed there is not much you cab do even in pp.

Number 5 from the top is my favorite. Came out really nice bird does look like it's ready for a nap. Very nice all around, thanks for sharing.

A few slow exposure photos.
Rio Bravo de San Felipe
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It was...

Here is the original colored version, I think I like it better in B&W, that's just my taste though.

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Garden Spider B&W square crop

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Wow.... that's a pretty cool shot.

Beautiful birds for sure, thanks for sharing.