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I want to extend a huge thank you to my new fly fishing tutor! I put this post here in the hopes it doesn't get buried quickly or archived. I'm quite new to this board and had a hand of friendship extended to me quickly by a wonderful long time member here. He took time out of his day to teach me the basics of fly casting and did some other things that were quite generous and greatly appreciated. My new friend who shares the same name as me; thank you very much. I'm glad we got to meet and I hope we have a long friendship filled with many fishing trips. Also he's to remain anonymous, well because I'm kind of selfish and don't want to share my tutor unless it's on his term. Thank you again.
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There are several folks on here that do that on a daily basis. To drop one quick name, Flygoddess has personally donated her time to rebuilding lost fly boxes of other members, she has helped my wife become more in tune with fishing the berry several times, might I add while I was being skunked. Welcome to the sickness that is fly fishing.
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I am absolutely hooked and ready to shove the spinner rod to the darkest corners of my garage! Those who take their time to teach this great skill and hobby are wonderful and a great asset to the Utah fishing community!
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Flygodess is an asset to any fishing board. I have fished or make that been out
fished by her on a couple occasions.
BTW don't store that spinning rod so far away you forget where it is. I mean you might want to have a yard sale some day. I'm kidding of course. I get mine out from time to time. And I ad my welcome to the addiction/sickness that is fly fishing.
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