Classic Salmon fly a la Muzeroll
Sunday, December 3, 2006 was another great day of
tying at the Annika Rod and Fly war room. The fly for the day
was a feather-wing classic Atlantic Salmon fly, the Maine Game
Warden. Sensei Ed Muzeroll was again at the top of his game as
he lead his troops to the promised land, a completed work of art.
Lady Di again worked her magic in the culinary department with a
lunch of biscuits and chicken corn chowder and for dessert, warm
ginger bread! It doesn't get any better than this!
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ARF hats show up in the
darndest places
Registered Maine Guide Marshall DeMott was recently
photographed while fishing in Florida donning (no pun intended) his
lucky Annika Rod and Fly hat. Oh, nice fish too Marsh!
(Jack Crevalle and Snook)
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Great Day on the mighty Penobscot!
Jim Hayes and I spent a simply marvelous day on the water with
Captain John Rogers of Backcountry Guide Service on Sunday, June 25,
2006. The weather was absolutely gorgeous and the fish were VERY
cooperative. Top water action at it's best! Click on the
picture of John for more pictures.
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WE HAVE A WINNER
Orrington's Allan Townsend
wins 4 week fly tying class
BDN Outdoor Colulmnist John
Holyoke presenting Allan Townsend with a BDN book bag
Allan Townsend won the 4 week fly tying class donated by Annika Rod
and Fly in a recent Bangor Daily News Newspapers in Education auction.
BDN Columnist John Holyoke will provide the comic relief for the
classes (John's words not mine!).
Congratulations to Allan and thanks for supporting this worthwhile
cause.
Allan and John tying up a storm!
Allan wraps chenille on his first Maple Syrup
The Mighty Penobscot
June 25, 2006
Jim, John and Don
The weather finally cleared and the water drop a little
and we met up with Captain John Rogers of Backcountry Guide Service.
Jim used the ol' favorite, Sneaky Pete and Don used his Lady Di Frog and
the fish couldn't resist. Jim used a 6 weight floating line on his
9' 6 wt St. Croix rod that he built. Don used his favorite bass
combo, a custom built 9' 7 wt and an 8 wt floating line. Click on
the photo of Jim and John for more exciting pictures.
