Granny and I are back to Moms house in snowy Wolfeboro, NH today through Wednesday and I will use it to get caught up on blogs. Expect me to finish posting about my outstanding Yellow Dog hosted trip to Gabon with my friends at African Waters. I’m sorry to make everyone wait on these but … Read more
Who needs rest? Evidently not me. That’s actually not true but it was either go to Gabon and start the show season with a little jetlag or don’t go to Gabon. You know me by now. I sucked it up. And the last few days did suck. I arrived in Wisconsin after flying 10,000 … Read more
Ed Truter was once a geologist and has meandered through nearly every inch of Africa. He’s always carried his fly rod along and in turn has become one of the most knowledgeable anglers of the dark continent. He knows his fish species and how to catch them on fly and has been a location scout … Read more
When we got back to Sette Cama Camp last night at 1:15 AM after another outstanding fishing session I made a huge decision – I was taking todays morning session off. I’ve only missed one session of fishing in my life and that was in 2016 right here in Gabon. Unless you can take naps, … Read more
When my alarm went off at 4:55 today it reminded me of the dreadful wake ups I deal with at home to make the 5 AM flight out of Duluth in which I wake up at 1:30 AM. Getting up from bed was tough. It was equally tough for all the guys. Be we did … Read more
Most time on a far-flung fishing trip is for fishing but always devote some time to take in a few other highlights. Discover the culture, meet the people, take your eyes off the water occasionally and look around. Always allow yourself the flexibility to jump on an opportunity. These are things I preach in my … Read more
4:55 AM came early. My circadian rhythm is all out of whack with jetlag, time change and the body is deprived of sleep. Especially because we fished till 10 PM last night and didn’t get to bed till midnight. Though we weren’t scheduled for fishing here at Sette Cama Camp here in Gabon this morning … Read more
After a long 7 hour and 30 minute flight from Paris, me and my Yellow Dog Flyfishing hosted group arrived in Libreville, Gabon about 8 PM last night. It took a while to work our way into the system because we needed to obtain entry VISA’s but it all went smooth for the most part. … Read more
I left home two days ago to host seven of my regular Yellow Dog Flyfishing guest/pals on a trip to Gabon with my friends of African Waters. Gabon is a country on the West Coast of Africa and famous for being one of The Dark Continents most intact wild places. I fished Gabon in 2016 … Read more