I started out combining the two with a multipiece strapped to my old LeTour 
while attending grad school in Indiana, where I first saw someone fly 
fishing in a small lake, and thought it the coolest activity I'd ever seen. 
 I still bikefish in Miami--there's a canal or a lake in a park nearly 
everywhere you turn--and always keep an old glass rod in the car on my way 
to anywhere around the area.  Biking aside, this summer I fished for a day 
while in Iceland for a meeting, catching many small brown trout on the 
Varma south of Reykjavik.  Am now just back from Montana, where I attended 
a Project Healing Waters benefit with Greg Brown performing; we fished the 
upper Big Blackfoot, where we caught lots of beautiful West Slope cutts, 
and then Hound Creek where it runs through one of those huge ranch 
properties--lots of browns, a few up up to 20 inches. Wow.  All of us 
fishing cane rods, the fly fishing analog to lugged steel frames!

Tom 
Miami, FL

On Wednesday, August 27, 2014 8:59:36 AM UTC-4, doc wrote:
>
> Living near both the Letort and the Yellow Breeches, I noticed the 
> similarities between country biking and fly fishing years ago.  
> Gear-centric focused on classic design, a Zen-like emphasis on getting 
> things just right to achieve balance, a certain "uniform" that is readily 
> recognized, and a focus on the journey rather than the 
> destination/objective.
>  
> As for me, I have a Popeil Pocket Fisherman because I'm only permitted to 
> have one expensive hobby at a time.
>  
>
> On Monday, August 11, 2014 12:12:24 PM UTC-4, Roy Drinkwater wrote:
>
>>      The Redemption topic got me thinking about how many RBW members fly 
>> fish.  I know that Grant fishes, but how many others?  Fly fishing seems 
>> like a natural hobby along with good bikes, right?
>>
>> Roy Drinkwater
>> Lititz, PA
>>
>

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