Fly Fishing Friends
A Photo Essay
Page 7
A Celebration
of Friends and Great Times
Why do we fish because we release the damn
things anyway? Here my long time fishing companion and closest
of friends , Bill Finney releases a wild brook trout on Big
Spring. Perhaps we are reborn each time we release a trout and
the fish gods give us more time on earth.
Bill Finney
releases a nice trout on Big Spring (photo taken years
ago).
Okay just
wake up Bill. Here Bill Samuelson enjoys some java
in the morning fog on the West Branch of the
Delaware. Yes we do get around as you have seen and
that's what makes fly fishing so much fun..new
adventures.
Bill
Samuelson emerges from the Twilight Zone...well not
exactly. It´s the morning fog on the West Branch of the
Delaware. I wonder if he's thinking I drove all of the
way here for this!
There is
something to studying the lives of insects that makes it
all worth while. In this photo the actual emergence
of Ephron leukon from the Yellow Breeches. This
fly hatch is one of the most sought after and draws huge
crowds near Boiling Springs.
What´s
this? An emerging Ephron leukon male nymph from
the Breeches. So now you know what they actually look
like. Put your check in the mail!
At one time Falling Spring in Chambersburg PA
contained some of the wildest rainbows around. These resident
bows grew to enormous size in these limestone waters and here's
a hefty bow to prove it.
A Falling Spring Rainbow
from years ago. Caught on a Trico. Released to fight
again.
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