Wayne Eng and I Absolutely KILL It Fly Fishing a Small Pond; Report to Follow
By Tom Chandler on Apr 17, 2008 in Fishing Report
Wayne Eng, a big trout, and a (slightly) bigger mountain.
Yesterday afternoon was a monster big-fish-fest for Wayne Eng and the Underground’s Fearless Leader, but I can’t file my gloating, self-satisfied fishing report quite yet; there’s too much real work that needs to be written.
Still, I’ll give you a glimpse into the future — you’ll read all about:
- Many Big Trout
- A prototype bamboo fly rod stretched to its limits (see #1)
- A mouse pattern
- Stunning views
- A broken camera
- Several Manly Acts of Courage (not really)
- Fly Fishing Stupidity (really)
- A Taco Bell Big Box Meal
See you on the blog, Tom Chandler.
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Eduardo Sanchez | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
That´s a cool picture, makes me feel relaxe.
Regards.
Kentucky Jim | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
Now, if you could give me the GPS coordinates, or driving directions, to that pond, I’d really appreciate it! Can you just tell me the name of the mountain?
C3C Raine | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
…Tom, I think you’ve got me stumped…haha, I thought it was the resort at first! I think I would have to fly around shasta for 30 minutes just to find wherever this is! looks awesome though!
kbarton10 | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
Did you get serenaded by that Ukelele Wayne’s carrying? You didn’t mention that part … (eyesight is going, it sure looks like one.)
Tom Chandler | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
Jim & C3C: The pond’s on private property, and while the fish are wild (you wouldn’t believe the food chain in that place), you’ll end up with a backside full of buckshot if you try to fish it without permission. I think Wayne’s the only guy guiding it right now (call him).
kbarton: Everyone knows Wayne fishes with a Mandolin, not a Ukelele.
Smellslikefish | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
I think it’s a benriner, not a mandolin.
Oh yeah, thanks for the invite, bastards.
Kentucky Jim | Apr 17, 2008 | Reply
I think I sense some bitterness from Smells.