Published Photos and Looking Toward Spring

enter site Jake Gates chasing carp on Holter Lake, Montana.

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https://technocretetrading.com/e19fhag0umo It’s a sunny day, with temps hovering just above freezing – warm enough to make my walk over to the coffee shop in just my Patagonia fleece, no jacket.

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https://semnul.com/creative-mathematics/?p=n6zzpwf Amazing how awesome the sun feels when you haven’t had it on your skin in a while.

https://ragadamed.com.br/2024/09/18/nfbxpx6d The first signs of spring? Let’s hope so.

go to site It’s been a week since the last post – apologies. I have no excuse, save that I’ve been wrapping up this quarter’s billing and bookkeeping (lovely, as always) and been fighting a stubborn cold. Caffeine only does so much to help you power through, and I came home after yesterday’s yoga class, unceremoniously collapsed on the couch and promptly fell asleep watching Ondine. Work didn’t get done.

click But, on the bright side, if work hasn’t been posted on the blog, it’s been making the rounds on the magazine circuit. Read through the latest issue of Fly Fisherman and you’ll see a shot of Headhunters Fly Shop’s famed porch, right in the middle of Fourth of July partying. Another Missouri image – a scenic this time – made its way into The Fly Fish Journal.

https://www.fandangotrading.com/tji4v8g Always fun to see work in print – no matter how small or large it is – and I’m excited about several projects in the woodwork. Come April things are going to be hard and fast, and I’m taking advantage of a few weeks of relative down time to get the gear in shape and prep for new adventures.

go to link In the meantime, though, I can dream about hot summer days fishing for carp in Montana…

https://traffordhistory.org/lookingback/5cqml3y And smile about the awesome people in this world, as evidenced by Scumliner Media and Headhunter’s latest winter project.

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