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I took full advantage of a day of yesterday to float the lower section of the Missouri, from Pelican Point to Cascade. The gang from Simms was in town, and several of us from the shop – owners John, Mark and Julie and guide Beth Hood, formed a three-boat flotilla for a day on the river and took the Simms guys out.
https://guelph-real-estate.ca/gn6jradbo In true Missouri spring fashion, the lower section of the river was rather breezy and we were all bundled up against the wind chill and cool temps. Everyone got into some fish, and enjoyed a quiet boat lunch on the lee side of an island, blissfully out of the wind.
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/zw643bo6v7m Nymphs and streamers were productive. Everyone was hoping for some dry fly action, but the wind and bright sun were not conducive to fishing up on top.
https://geolatinas.org/ui5t773v10 Post-float, the gang rendezvoused back at Headhunters, meeting up with much of the guide team and the rest of the shop crew for an evening of socializing and drinks. I made it into Izaak’s for the first time – Craig’s finest dining and drinks – and look forward to many evenings there this summer.
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https://dcinematools.com/0czwkq5s In other news, I wrote a few paragraphs for Chi Wulff’s Thirsty Thursday post today, and am tucking into an afternoon in front of the computer.
click The work never ends (and that’s a good thing!)
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https://onlineconferenceformusictherapy.com/2025/02/22/2hiilrxtt We’re wrapping up yet another week on the Missouri. Tempus fugit, and all that.
https://www.marineetstamp.com/59oapf6bv I was able to take full advantage of a day off Thursday and float from Mid Canon to Prewett with shopmate Sara and guide Kurt. It was a cloudy, breezy day – no dramatic clouds and tough light for images, but good for fishing. Had some takes on the first Skwala of the season, which got us all fired up for the coming dry fly months.
https://guelph-real-estate.ca/gxqz2kp84 And with snow once more in the forecast for the early part of next week, summer can’t come fast enough.
https://mocicc.org/agricultura/kffmqjs A full report of the week’s adventures, joined my more images, will soon be posted on Chi Wulff. The days have been filled with shuttles, fish, flies, dirt roads, fish, lunches on the road, fish, new clothing for the shop, and more fish.
https://purestpotential.com/qkhekn7x ‘Cause that’s just how it is up here.
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The team over at the Expedition Portal ran my first product review today. I’ve written fly fishing pieces for the site (and will be doing more soon), and was excited to have the chance to review a piece of ExO gear that I’ve owned and abused for years.
https://www.yolascafe.com/zcdllxu It’s easy to write about something that has become an indispensable piece of your kit.
get link This shirt has seen me through a four-month stint above the Russian tundra where I wore it kitting out guides in the morning, hopping Mi-8s on supply runs in the afternoon, and then to guest dinners in the evening. It’s survived disaster relief training sessions in the south Texas brush, lasting three and four days of hiking, rolling in the dust, and crashing in tents. I’ve met clients in the shirt, soaked it in water to cool down during hundred and ten degree climbing sessions, and fished all over the West.
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https://danivoiceovers.com/l4psg1ve It’s been progressively getting busier and busier at Headhunters (and on the Missouri River itself). The long-time shop crew says this is as busy as they’ve seen it for this time of year, and on one run to Holter Dam today I counted no fewer than seven drift boats within sight of the Wolf Creek Bridge.
https://www.elevators.com/3cb76fb5m Today we ran seventeen shuttles, and are anticipating an even busier few days with the holiday weekend.
http://www.mscnantes.org/4rers8k The best way to learn is to jump in feet first. I’ve been doing so, fueled by some pretty awesome coffee I wrote about on Chi Wulff a few days ago.
see If you’re in the area drop on in and say hi! If you see a shuttle girl jumping between rigs with a Patagonia sub divider boat bag over her shoulder, that would be me. (Hey, the camera goes wherever I go. It’s seen some… interesting vehicles over the past week.)
https://www.mreavoice.org/u4r0n75lj I’m not sure whose handiwork this is, but I can resonate with the 500th picture of the day bit. And the blogging. And maybe the ‘tool’ bit. Count Chocula… eh….
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/19e7pipwu Happy Easter, all. Hope you are out fishing… or hiking, biking, skiing. Whatever it is. Just get out.
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by Fire Girl Jess on March 27, 2013
Busy day today and my mind was running a bit this evening. Time for some quiet time on the river before heading home to write.
by Fire Girl Jess on March 24, 2013
I’ve been spending my days off driving the frontage road along the Missouri, memorizing sites of boat ramps (for driving shuttles) and just generally trying to familiarize myself with the river.
Despite a snowy day Friday and a seven degree morning yesterday, days have been beautiful and folks have been out on the water. The temps, however, have prevented most from making their way to the river until late morning or early afternoon. No sunrise starts this weekend.
I’ve been trying to give myself a 10-minute leeway on my drive in, so in case I see anything I absolutely must stop and photograph, I can. It paid off yesterday with a beautiful sunrise and this pair of geese down by the Craig take out.
Despite the chill in the air, an unmistakable green tint is appearing underneath the grasses, and yesterday while shuttling I saw my first brand new lamb of the season.
Spring is on the way!
