Como Se Dice, Nuchal Hump?
Posted in Basss!, Ditch Fishing, Eat This Jim Harrison, fast and bulbous got me, strange water on October 28th, 2011 by fishingjones
Believed in some primitive cultures to contain properties similar to sildenafil.
Archive for October, 2011
Project: SteelMouse
Posted in 3rd degree Black Belt in FlyNerd, All up in it, Did that really just happen?, Maybe you had to be there, well THAT seems to do the trick, who eats that? on October 23rd, 2011 by G_SmoltThey said it wouldn’t work.
They said the fish wouldn’t hit one, no way. They hadn’t heard of it, so that means it must have never happened.
They said I was messin’ up the pool with that big floppy thing splashing all over the place.
They said it was a silly waste of a day, that I should tie on a Green Butt Skunk and swing it proper instead of doing what I was doing.
“Nobody throws mice at steelhead”, they said. “Steelhead don’t eat mice, and they don’t like splashy things.”
“We been doin’ this for years, son. Listen to what we’re sayin’ to you.”
By noonish, I had 11 more reasons not to listen to them.
The Active Ingredient is Skated.
Posted in All up in it, Laser Awesomnality on October 20th, 2011 by bacon_to_fry
Good reality TV if your reception’s tuned.
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A Backyard in Nowhere
Posted in All up in it, Anticipation, Cast and Blast, I Got Yer Hotspot Right Here, Pikre! on October 15th, 2011 by Smithhammer
Buster’s Friday Night Feature
Posted in Aboogadaboogada, boognish, Buster's Mustard, cheap coyote tricks, Laser Awesomnality, Lazy Ass YouTube Posting, Raunchy Ballads, Ridiculously Brilliant, stands on its own, The Politics of Campfire Music Selection, Tunes, You Won't Find This Shit On The Fly Fishing Rabbi on October 14th, 2011 by WookHey settle down. Tonight it’s the complete Guy On A Buffalo saga from those scamps at The Possum Posse, featuring bears, bushwhackin, reprisal, orphans, straight-up cougar maulins, wolves, creepin coyotes, raccoon dumplings and revenge. You’re welcome.
Guy On A Buffalo
Episode 1 (Bears, Indians and Such)
Episode 2 (Orphans, Cougars & What Not)
Episode 3: Finale Part 1 (Origins, Villains & The Like)
Episode 4: Finale Part 2 (Rehab, Vengeance & What Have You)
Break yo gun onna STUMP!
Winter Steelhead Country
Posted in Accoutrements Collectibles And Antiquities, BWTF Seal Of Approval, The Politics of Campfire Music Selection on October 10th, 2011 by WallyRichmond Fontaine – Lost in the Trees from Gary Lundgren on Vimeo.
Ricmond Fontaine’s latest release The High Country takes everything that is hopeless and dark and psychotic about life in the commercial forests of the Northwest and records it in yonder can. It’s one of them high concept albums so you gotta listen to it from beginning to end. After you do that once you might want to shoot yerself in the head, don’t do it! The High Country gets better every time. Give it a listen if yer settin out for steelhead country alone this winter.
Cancer-ridden socialist asswipe claims Los Roques for the downtrodden…
Posted in "Wonderfully at odds with what’s outside my window.", DOOSHTASTIC!, fuck you you fucking fucks, Just plain wrong, Loud-ass Dipshits, Maps of the World, Orwellian Clownshow, Sad Clowns, SALT!, sticking it to the man, The Globetrotting Angler, THIS is gonna be painful, Time for Action, Us vs. Them, Utterly Ridiculous, Well allow me to retort on October 7th, 2011 by Tosh
“Venezuela president Hugo Chavez’s policy of nationalising strategic private businesses has taken a new twist with his announcement that his government will expropriate hotels and holiday homes at an upmarket Caribbean resort. The president plans to turn Los Roques, an idyllic archipelago of deserted beaches of perfect white sand with swaying palms and dazzling coral reefs, into a state-run getaway for his country’s urban poor.”
The worldwide fly-fishing community responds with a collective statement:
“This type of aggression will not stand, man…”
Do it for the Bay, Jay
Posted in Babywipe Nation, Common Sense, Friends of Buster, fuck you you fucking fucks, Getting one right for a change, Give BEFORE it hurts, Revelry, Salmon are Priceless, Time for Action, uppity mountain hippy extravaganza, Us vs. Them on October 4th, 2011 by G_Smolt
Threat to thousands of sustainable fishing jobs prompts fisherman, Alaska Natives to take their story to the Lower 48 beginning Oct. 17;
Tour will highlight proposed Pebble mine’s threat to fishing jobs, Native way of life
Seattle – Alaska Natives, commercial fishermen, sportsmen and seafood processors are heading south on the Save Bristol Bay Road Show to raise awareness and build support for protecting Bristol Bay Alaska, which is threatened by the proposed Pebble gold and copper mine.
The mine, potentially three times as large as the largest current mine in North America, would threaten the headwaters of Bristol Bay, putting thousands of fishing jobs at risk, along with a Native way of life that has existed for centuries. The real gold in Bristol Bay is the world’s largest sockeye salmon fishery, a sustainable resource that returns year after year.
In six cities, commercial fishermen, Alaska Natives, sportsmen and seafood processors will highlight the economic risks posed by the mine. The Road Show will also feature a screening of the award-winning documentary, “Red Gold,” delicious Bristol Bay sockeye prepared by local chefs, and locally produced beers.
Melanie Brown, an Alaska Native and commercial fisherwoman, and Ben Blakey, of family-run seafood company, Snopac Products, will travel to all of the cities as featured speakers, sharing the importance of the region as an economic engine, source of jobs, and resource for food. In each city, the program will also feature sportsmen, fishing guides or commercial fishermen, whose livelihoods depend on the clean waters and sustainable fish runs of Bristol Bay. More than 12,000 jobs depend on the commercial salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, along with more than 1,000 jobs related to sport fishing and countless other businesses.
The Save Bristol Bay Road Show visits the following six cities:
Seattle: Monday, October 17, Leif Erikson Lodge, 7 p.m.
Portland: Wednesday, October 19, Bagdad Theater, 7 p.m.
Corvallis: Friday, October 21, The Arts Center, 7 p.m.
San Francisco: Monday, October 24, Temple Nightclub, 7 p.m.
Santa Fe: Tuesday, October 25, Center For Contemporary Arts Cinematheque, 7 p.m.
Denver: Thursday, October 27, Oriental Theater, 7 p.m.
For information, please visit: www.savebristolbay.org/roadshow
The Save Bristol Bay Road Show is coordinated by the Save Bristol Bay campaign, part of a broad, bipartisan, national coalition that supports protecting Bristol Bay and its natural resources from the severe risks of massive-scale development, including the Pebble Mine.
The Road Show is sponsored by the generous support of companies including Tiffany & Co., ExOfficio, Icicle Seafoods, Orvis, Sage, and Chef’s Collaborative.
Speakers are available for interviews and briefings. Speaker photos and bios available upon request.