Here are a couple of fun blogs from my previous life in Orygun. They will add to the productive conversation we have.

http://fishingwithjay.wordpress.com/
Fly fisher with fisheries/biology background. Knows a few things, I reckon. The photos look like the "organization" in my college apartment.

http://oregonflyfishingblog.com/
One of the oldest, if not the oldest, shop in Oregon. Chris Daughters is a very committed, good guy. One of his employees, Nate, is a good friend and one of the best fly fishers have ever known. Full body movement, and un-believable casts. Think of a gymnast flyfisher. Body mechanics are important.

Free bump to the top.

Who else has some good sites?

I cannot believe nobody here doesn't have some fun blogs. Give me a break. Can we please have something fun to read? Please?

Sorry. For the most part I don't bother reading blogs. I'm not that interested in what someone else is doing, even if I should be interested in what they have to say. And if someone really has something worthwhile to say, I'm old school enough to think it might be publishable.

Sg

OK, I gave it a shot.
On the side.

Well, a fun blog is definitely worthwhile, but it won't ever get the attention that fun bags do, so your association is only natural, I suppose.... Besides, posting about fun bags would seem to be closer to the norm 'round here (not that I take exception to that or anything).

Way to go Stam. You even found a way to get smut to the Fly forum.

This Moldy Chum group gives me a daily chuckle, and they appear to be mostly spey-priders:
http://www.moldychum.com/

But to be honest, I'm really starting to enjoy those yayhoos on the Outdoor Line, Bucket's got them cranked in his yacht evey Saturday since MA 9 opened.....good stuff

Bow to NOFISH for the best daily blog.
W.I.W.

Today's special, "Salmon Sharks."

I am really glad guys still know how to have fun.

Another area in the moldychum site

http://moldychum.typepad.com/moldy_chum/fly_tying/