Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 12:00AM 
sent to us by Spanish chum enthusiast - Jose Weigland
For the English translation, download the iTranslate app on your iPhone - a must have for your next south-of-the-border excursion.
hook in skin, hook injury in Bizarre, Other Sites, travel Wednesday, January 20, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Just pack heat in your luggage the next time you hop a bird to your favorite water.
Via: The Economist
"All I have to do upon check-in is tell the airline ticket agent that I have a weapon to declare...I'm given a little card to sign, the card is put in the case, the case is given to a TSA official who takes my key and locks the case, and gives my key back to me."
"That's the procedure. The case is extra-tracked...TSA does not want to lose a weapons case. This reduces the chance of the case being lost to virtually zero."
Fly Fishing, airline baggage, fly fishing travel in Bizarre, Gear, travel Tuesday, January 5, 2010 at 12:01AM My cuz Andrew at Deneki Outdoors has busted out the camcorder and started posting some new video content on You Tube.
Here's some casting advice from Torrie Bevans.
Fly Fishing, deneki outdoors in Destinations, Film and Video, Gear, travel Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 12:05AM Destination: The Ekaluk River in Northern Canada.
Target: The huge artic char run.
Crew: Yngve Ask, Christer Sjoberg & Peter Huber.
fly fishing magazines, fly fishing media, loop army, scanout in Destinations, Media, Other Sites, Photos, Reports, travel Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 12:01AM 
Eight marlin were tagged back in July during the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament. All the tagged marlin were then entered in the Great Marlin Race.
A tag that had been placed on a marlin 94 days prior off the coast of Hawaii popped up down by the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia, a distance of 2,225 nautical miles.
Jon Schwartz's Blog has the entire story. LINK
marlin, salt water fishing in Species, Tech, travel Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 12:06AM We finally compiled some solid shots from Cam Miller (as well as some mediocre stuff from me). All in all, this year's trip to B.C. was killer. Light on fish and heavy on shrunken manhood, but spectacular nonetheless.
Grabs came early in the week - before the Pleistocene-like weather shift.
The Skeena and tribs tend to bring cool people, cultures, and nationalities together. This trip was no different.
Big fish eluded us this year, but junior was sympathetic to the cause.
This particular grizz turd was still warm, but not for long. It was a sign of things to come.
Cam's cowboy coffee is delicious, but I prefered the heat delivery device on this day.
365 days and counting. Until then, shadow river will have to tide us over.
British Columbia Steelhead in Photos, travel 
