Posted on December 31 2011
We're standing on the doorstep of another year and over the past couple days I've taken some time to look back at the past twelve months. Going through the photos it looked like I was on the water more than I thought that I was. In reality it's never really enough.
The year was summed up as one which held a lot of new experiences with new friends, new places, and new fish. It was far less about trout and much more about smallmouth bass, carp, shoal bass, bluegill, and redfish. I very much enjoyed the diversity of species caught on the fly and didn't miss the lack of trout one bit.
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
What's in store for 2012? T.F.M. will continue to see daily updates since I really enjoy the process of putting content up each morning. I never for once think that I am much of a writer, or a photographer for that matter, but I do enjoy highlighting what is going on in the fiberglass fly rod realm and also reporting on my own version of what's cool in the fly fishing industry and beyond.
Plans are being made and the travel card is already filling up with a few fly fishing trips, conclaves, shows, film fests, and gatherings, so you may see T.F.M. in places that you've never seen it before.
Thanks to each of you for your readership and also the sponsors and advertisers that make all good things possible on T.F.M. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Happy New Year and I wish everyone a fish filled 2012.
The year was summed up as one which held a lot of new experiences with new friends, new places, and new fish. It was far less about trout and much more about smallmouth bass, carp, shoal bass, bluegill, and redfish. I very much enjoyed the diversity of species caught on the fly and didn't miss the lack of trout one bit.
Created with Admarket's flickrSLiDR.
What's in store for 2012? T.F.M. will continue to see daily updates since I really enjoy the process of putting content up each morning. I never for once think that I am much of a writer, or a photographer for that matter, but I do enjoy highlighting what is going on in the fiberglass fly rod realm and also reporting on my own version of what's cool in the fly fishing industry and beyond.
Plans are being made and the travel card is already filling up with a few fly fishing trips, conclaves, shows, film fests, and gatherings, so you may see T.F.M. in places that you've never seen it before.
Thanks to each of you for your readership and also the sponsors and advertisers that make all good things possible on T.F.M. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Happy New Year and I wish everyone a fish filled 2012.
