Video 'Stripping for Stripers' is back on DVD

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Dave Howard Jr is getting his father's video produced on DVD now.

We will have them next week for $24.95

This incredible video was shot on the clear lower American River.

[David Lee]

That's great news !!

Few days go by anymore where I don't think about Dave Howard ......

David

[k.hanley]

Niceeeeeeeeeee. Davo was "in my opinion" one of the hardest working guides in the valley. He was on top of the game. I can hear him now......... "What the heck!...Over" Man we had great days on the water and stuffing our faces in pizza joints. His vidoe/dvd has much to offer folks.
Cheers, Ken

[Charlie Gonzales]

I almost forgot about Andys famous striper call.

[Jay Murakoshi]

What a coincidence, I just watched it last night. And was wondering when and if it would ever be put on DVD..

FISHHHHH ON !!!!

JAY

[RonOtto]

Glad to hear it, Bill!

Some of us still half-expect to see Dave on the river with a client when we're drifting the Lower American for stripers. He left an indelible mark, and is still missed.

The DVD will definitely serve well those who seriously pursue Linesides...


Ron Otto

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

Dave was a very special guy and is missed by many.

He had more friends than most anyone will have in their lifetime.

Dave fished almost every day of his life and for that reason he knew more than most about the river and the fishing.

His first obsession was the American Shad which he was one of the best at catching on a fly. He developed the 'Wet Pinky' which is the best fly for catching Shad on the American River.

We would hear stories about Dave almost weekly because he was so active on the river.

I think he must have enjoyed teaching others how to fly fish and after a while got into guiding people. He would have guided everyone for free if he didn't need the money.

Later he moved into the Striper world and became locally famous for his skill in getting average people into them with a fly rod.

Every time I would see Dave I would ask him a series of questions so I could stay up with his constant evolution in fly fishing. He was a generous person.

He is life was cut short but he probably had more "good days" than most.

I will never forget his infectious laugh.............