My husband is a fly-fisherman Sandy and your post really made me smile. I’ve joined him on a few outings and actually caught salmon fly-fishing in Alaska after our guide gave me a quick lesson. That is not to be compared to the time in Colorado when we fly-fished with a local guide. That time I slipped on a wet rock in pretty fast-moving water and spent the day totally soaked through from the water rushing INTO my soaking wet waders. Let’s just say that was my LAST outing LOL! Now I just go with him and find photography opportunities while he fishes 😊 Thanks for the fond memory.
Oops! I just watch my husband fish. Those rocks are really slick and it’s hard to handle the fast moving water. And it takes forever to get suited up (lol!).
ah. yes. A nice story, clearly reflection of your husbands down time. As Siobhan says, it is indeed and art and a science, bu tit is also a test of patience…in my opinion. But oh do I love to catch them with my lens. In Yellowstone, I used to just sit on the Madison River and watch.
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Finding his bliss! 🙂
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Definitely.
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That smile tells the story so well! 🙂 🙂
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Nice one!!
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Thanks!
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You need one more image…his catch!
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Excellent story and photos… but did you catch any fish?! 😱🤷♂️
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Not that outing.
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🤷♂️
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Wonderful!!
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Thanks, Michael.
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My husband is a fly-fisherman Sandy and your post really made me smile. I’ve joined him on a few outings and actually caught salmon fly-fishing in Alaska after our guide gave me a quick lesson. That is not to be compared to the time in Colorado when we fly-fished with a local guide. That time I slipped on a wet rock in pretty fast-moving water and spent the day totally soaked through from the water rushing INTO my soaking wet waders. Let’s just say that was my LAST outing LOL! Now I just go with him and find photography opportunities while he fishes 😊 Thanks for the fond memory.
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Oops! I just watch my husband fish. Those rocks are really slick and it’s hard to handle the fast moving water. And it takes forever to get suited up (lol!).
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Nice! Fly fishing is an art and a science.
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That is so true.
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ah. yes. A nice story, clearly reflection of your husbands down time. As Siobhan says, it is indeed and art and a science, bu tit is also a test of patience…in my opinion. But oh do I love to catch them with my lens. In Yellowstone, I used to just sit on the Madison River and watch.
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Yes, an abundance of patience is required!
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Well done Sandy, but did you have fish for dinner?
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No!
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😒
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