Mark Twain was right — the clothes make the man. We floated through a jungle of Japanese Knotweed, ate a jack spring chinook cooked over a driftwood fire, and saw some football sized sea-run cutthroat. Good summer day on the North Coast.
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Ahhhh, yes. Versatility. Diversity. The joy of simply fishing. The fine cutthroat that are there, under our boats and noses, always, always. May it be so. Thanks for sharing the image of light. JN
Goofy hats and all, I should’ve stayed in OR this summer and fished with you guys. Biking’s cool and all, but this day looks like it was amazing. Hope you guys are doing well.
a trout sombrero in disguise, i know where that salty feather came from! what a gorgeous cutty.
Ol’ Robe punching the kids!
Should I feel partly responsible for this trip?
Poor little guys…
I want that hat!!
GH