Showing posts with label Dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dog. Show all posts

Friday, April 17, 2015

Yukon Goes Fishing is Back...

...and better than ever. After an 11 month hiatus, Ivan has rolled out his newest edit and its legit. Check out "Greenies Invade"...

Those ole Wyoming Cowboys don't care much for us Greenies. But, bachelor parties gonna bachelor party. A group of Coloradans headed north and posted up on some prime runs on the North Platte. Eight dudes. Three dogs. Two boats. Fish were caught. Drinks were drank. Good times were good timed.


Well done Ivan, welcome back man!

Boom...Morgan

Daily Reel...Dan Decibel's 'Thursday Afternoon'


Boom...Morgan

Saturday, October 18, 2014

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Fly Product...GoPro's New 'Fetch' Mount




Mount your GoPro to your dog to capture the world from his point of view. This harness features two mounting locations for a variety of perspectives: the chest, for bone-chewing, digging and front-paw action, and the back, for over-the-head shots of running, jumping, fetch and more. Made of washable, water-friendly material, your dog can swim, play and get dirty without a worry. Soft, padded construction keeps your pet comfortable. Fully adjustable to fit small, medium and large breed dogs from 15 to 120 lbs (7 to 54 kg). Chest mount is removable for smaller dogs.
              Capture the world from your dog’s point of view
              Two mounting locations (back and chest) enable a variety of perspectives
              Fully adjustable to fit dogs from 15 to 120 lbs (7 to 54 kg)
              Chest mount is removable to accommodate smaller dogs
              Padded at all adjustment points to ensure your pet’s comfort
              Washable, water-friendly material holds up to swimming, splashing, mud and more
              Quick release bases make attaching and removing the camera easy
              Includes a camera tether to further secure your GoPro


Note: Not intended for walking or restraining your dog. Never leave dog unattended wearing Fetch.

Boom...Morgan

Monday, February 24, 2014

Blog of Note: DocMoreau - Fish, Flies, and the pursuit of Happiness

So we've been following "Doc" on Instagram (@docmoreau) for over a year now. We have traded comments on there and Doc even participated in our first ever "Instagram Fly Swap". As an amazing tier, woodworker, and phenomenal writer...it only made sense for him to start a blog. Recently, we've had more in-depth conversations with Doc, especially in the area of blogging.

Nate "Doc" Moreau launched DocMoreau almost exactly a month ago and kicked it off with a bang. Doc laid out the foundation of his blog with his first post and has only built off of it since. When TLTFF started, I was merely journaling my experiences in the sport, trying too hard to impress the bloggerverse, and posting scrambled ideas that were in no way connected. Doc, did just the opposite, he started with a true focus and maintains the importance of things outside of the sport that make fly fishing truly what it is.

Here is what Nate has to say about his new blog...

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About This Site
This site is dedicated to catching fish on a fly, and its oceans of varieties.  It pays tribute to the unsung heroes that progress this great pursuit forward.  There is a literary bent and no gear reviews, plenty of fish tales and no pictures of a grip & grin.  Big fish are admired and sought after here, but we understand that there is much more than inches and pounds.
Bourbon is the most consumed drink while writing at night.
DocMoreau has three categories of main focus:
  1. PressOn - Notes, stories, essays & literary pursuits
  2. FieldNotes - Trips, findings, flies tied & lessons learned
  3. Interviews - People of a certain ilk
About Doc
Some time ago a fly rod was placed in my hand, and the first tug should have shaken off.  The reliant trout held, and the addiction went from hook to line to wrist.  In no time it traveled to heart and brain, and life is different.
A further time ago I paid a handsome amount of money to learn the art of journalism.  Like most people of this culture do, I now do not relate to the degree which I pursued.  It was fun while it lasted, but deadline culture bested me.
This site is part selfish work out, so I can write again, with a smile and no deadlines.  It has been a long time since the writing for income pressure is vacant.  Bourbon and thanks.
Who This Site is For
This site is for anglers who want to think occasionally, feel the need to PressOn, and can close the eyes and tie a blood knot.  It’s for those that only toss dries to rising trout and those that wrestle with the bowfin.  This site will serve no one completely but hopefully everyone minutely.
~ doc

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The Fishing Skinny on Doc
  1. Winston LT 489-5 is the favorite trout rod
  2. Steelhead are leader supreme
  3. I have taught tying for many years, and casting for many more
  4. The ideal day is with a buddy, one person spotting and the other casting
  5. Salt, fresh, warm or cold, it will get fished
  6. Precious life years were given over to guiding and tying knots
  7. I wants to meet and fish with as many people as possible
  8. I have no better fishing partner than Steve the dog

Our hats go off to Nate for putting together such a great blog. Its an easy read and has made its way onto my bookmarks bar for weekly checkups. Be sure you check out DocMoreau.com and give it a read!

Boom...Morgan

Monday, December 16, 2013

Daily Double Reel...Yukon Goes Fishing's 'Cold Snap'


Just prior to the cold snap that hit the Rockies in the beginning of December, a fellow Croat and I made it out on a snowy day. The temperature warmed as the day progressed and the fishing did the same. It was a day in Cheesman Canyon. Enjoy.

Boom...Morgan

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Fly Product...The Nature Boy Designs Paracord Dog Collar




NBD Adjustable Paracord Dog Collar
Treat your best fishing buddy to something special.  This collar has all the bells and whistles you want in a high quality collar and then some. 
  • Adjustable for neck sizes 15 - 20 inches
  • USA made Paracord
  • 1/ 1/2 inches in width
  • 1 1/2 inch Nickel Buckle and 1 1/4 inch Ring for leash
  • 6 Chicago Screws with engraving
  • Locking Shackle holds tag end in place and allows you to easily add an ID tag
  • Total length is 24 inches
  • Black/Burgundy
(Consumer accepts all responsibility by purchasing and using this product)
Only $60!

Boom...Morgan