Sunday
Sep052010
This Whiskey Tastes Like Piss
Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 6:56AM 
tagged not fishing related post in Bizarre
not fishing related post in Bizarre Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 6:56AM Sunday
Sep052010
Sunday Toona - The Great White Wonder
Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 12:00AM 
Seemed appropriate with a Cape Cod striper fest on the horizon.
Considered the first rock bootleg, Great White Wonder was a Dylan bootleg double album released in 1969.
Baby Please Don't Go and New Orleans Rag are embedded below.
tagged bob dylan, sunday toona in Music
bob dylan, sunday toona in Music Sunday
Sep052010
Where Everybody Owns Your Name
Sunday, September 5, 2010 at 12:00AM The soap opera surrounding Jack Dennis and his relationship with the original business that bears his name just took a legal turn. Dennis who "retired" in October of 2009 then unretired in 2010 when he opened another retail location and guiding operation in Jackson that bears his name. Now Jack is being sued by Jack Dennis Sports Inc for using his name and they are also arguing over who owns the jackdennis.com domain name.
Dennis’ attorney said he will file a formal court document answering these allegations, and he will also file counter claims.
LINK (Via: The Jackson Hole Daily)
Saturday
Sep042010
"One word, plastics"
Saturday, September 4, 2010 at 12:01AM Despite growing awareness of the problem of plastic pollution in the world's oceans, little solid scientific information existed to illustrate the nature and scope of the issue. Now, a team of researchers from Sea Education Association (SEA), Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and the University of Hawaii (UH) published a study of plastic marine debris based on data collected over 22 years by undergraduate students in the latest issue of the journal Science.
A previously undefined expanse of the western North Atlantic has been found to contain high concentrations of plastic debris, comparable to those observed in the region of the Pacific commonly referred to as the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
LINK (Via: Science Daily)
tagged oceans as wilderness in Conservation, Environment
oceans as wilderness in Conservation, Environment Saturday
Sep042010
Mr. Kriege said that the dredges’ impact on the riverbed was “like fluffing a pillow”
Saturday, September 4, 2010 at 12:00AM 
GOLD HILL, Ore. — When four dams on the Rogue River here were scheduled for removal, environmentalists predicted many benefits: more salmon and steelhead swimming upriver to spawn; more gravel carried downriver to replenish the riverbed; more rafters bobbing along 57 miles of newly opened water.
What they didn't count on was an influx of New 49'ers, suction dredgers looking to sift through the tons of gravel for the gold once hidden behind the dams.
LINK (Via: The NY Times)
tagged rogue river, suction dredging in Environment
rogue river, suction dredging in Environment Friday
Sep032010
Hello BFRO? UPDATE
Friday, September 3, 2010 at 8:21AM This post from The Caddis Fly was intended to be a video on flyfishing/running rapids on the upper Mckenzie, little did they know that it was much more. From 1:35 to 1:55 focus your attention on the bottom left hand portion of the screen.
As soon as E-bun see this he'll be packin the raft for Oregon.
UPDATE: For those that aren't against the notion of an undocumented North American Ape, you may want to read the discussion on this video here on the BFRO Blue Forum
tagged bigfoot, fly fishing video, the caddis fly in Film and Video
bigfoot, fly fishing video, the caddis fly in Film and Video