Tuesday, October 23, 2007 at 12:16AM 
"Nobody's going to be happy," he said. "We recognize that there's this niche marketing, but we want to have the best economic outcome for the industry as a whole." via Seattle PI LINK
Monday, October 22, 2007 at 6:06PM 
In this episode James Prosek talks about the 10th Anniversary of the Yale Anglers Journal. LINK
Monday, October 22, 2007 at 6:03PM 
Fishartist is a website dedicated to fishermen containing a collection of fish art,photography,oil paintings,and watercolors of fish from around the world. LINK
Monday, October 22, 2007 at 5:44PM 
Witnesses to the weekend catch said the huge salmon, caught in the
River Ness near Inverness, was 56 inches long and 50 inches around the
girth.
The exact weight will never be known because the scale on the river bank only went up to thirty pounds and they released the beast to fight another day. VIA: The Daily Mail LINK
Monday, October 22, 2007 at 5:31PM 
The FFF has a code of ethics that many have never read.
The following is a shortened version suitable to be carried by the angler:
1.Fly anglers understand and obey laws and regulations associated with the fishery.
2.Fly anglers believe fly fishing is a privilege and a responsibility.
3.Fly anglers conserve fisheries by limiting their catch.
4.Fly anglers do not judge fellow anglers and treat them as they would expect to be treated.
5.Fly anglers respect the waters occupied by other anglers so that fish are not disturbed
6.When fishing from a watercraft, fly anglers do not crowd other anglers or craft or unnecessarily disturb the water.
7.Fly anglers respect other angling methods and promote this Code of Angling Ethics to all anglers.
Via: Aroostook flyers and tyers LINK
