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If there is anything I've learned from the tiny Appalachian brook trout it's to always choose the road less traveled.
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
Jillian Schuller Photography - Fly Fishing
The problem with the fly angler is this, we spend the vast majority of our time on earth in an almost constant obsessive stalking of fish
Read moreI heard about Rivercourse a few years ago and like most things always meant to help out. But, the years came and went and there was always something that prevented me from showing up. This year, with my new found freedom from corporate life, I was ready to commit.
I can't say enough about it. There were so many excited kids and they were excited about fishing. Even better than that they were excited about conservation.
We weren't supposed to go fishing today.
We did.
All fly fishermen are easily spotted, they wear their passion for this sport on their sleeves.
Their cars usually contain a collection of stickers and fly rods are easily spotted, random flies can be seen adorning the headrests or flip down mirrors.
There's something about driving down a gravel road. For some reason it makes you feel like you're going somewhere out of the way, somewhere "inconvenient" for the masses. I've always associated gravel roads with leading you to the woods.
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