We saved the best for last.

Nice fish, not so sure about his choice of colleges, but I suppose ducks are people too. I mean, Peter went to UO and we think he’s okay.

Note to you that haven’t chosen a school yet, no UO shirt = bigger fish.

Nothing better than bright fish on a St960.

Hmmm.  Headed to the BBQ.

A double shot here.

Another pretty fish.

A big North Fork welcome is in order for Randy Search from RandMade Custom Fishing Rods out in Temecula, California. Randy is the 4th member to our Aproved Registry Program.  Randy’s model of choice was the MB 705-1 (IM). His build is impressive and his finish is pure eye candy.

Jesse Zalonis has been staining the handles of our St 960, 961 and 962s red. Looks like he’s been pretty successful.

There may be better folks to learn to fly cast from, but I don’t know many.

Just killing a Sunday afternoon casting the new Trout Fly 905. It was great to meet Peter’s dad, Ken, who was in town.

So I saw this at a stop light the other day.

He must not have been able to find a Geo or a Sprint, which are at least labeled American cars (but built in Japan, Hungary, China, India, Indonesia or Malaysia).

We’ve revised our blank statistics page significantly, and now offer a downloadable PDF file that contains the available blanks, along with key blank stats (including CCS values). We’ll be updating the PDF as new blanks become available or are revised. If you want to see what’s available (new fly-blank stats will be in there shortly!), just click and download.

The latest “Salmon & Steelhead Journal” came in with a review of herring rods.

Take a look at how North Fork fared…

Just thought we’d point out Raymond’s work here.

We are currently accepting applications for new distributors. We are particularly interested in distributors that cover Canada, US, South America and Western Europe. If you are interested, drop us a note.

Jon

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