Options, Always Options
Photo: Ginny Holt
Bass Pond Eutrophy
Deep purple clouds boil over the sage and native grass covered hills. Nighthawks swoop and drone as they feed on insects. Swallows, too.
Photo: Ginny Holt
The Milk
The Milk is one of these and it doesn’t make any pretentious attempts to polish its natural image in order to attract the adventure-travel fly fishing herd...
Photo: Milk River, MT. Ginny Holt
Going, Going, Gone
...I try to stay nearby as she works the water and offer advice gained from decades of modest successes and robust failures – all well intentioned but short lived.
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Line Holders
The two at the top have red agate line guides that are beautiful to behold in bright sunlight. The one on the left was made for Williams Robertson Fishing Tackle of Glasgow, Scotland by J.W. Young of Redditch, England way before I was born.
Photo: Ginny Holt
The Lovely Reed
All of them cast with a gentle assertiveness clearly reminiscent of times gone by.
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Morning Eye Opener
...or canoeing the lower Yellowstone and casting a trio of soft hackle patterns—Hare and Starling, Spanish Needle, Greenwell’s Glory—to luminous Goldeye that are rising all over the place...
Photo: Ginny Holt
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