Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 9:51AM 
It was hot, the fried chicken delicious, and the Rainier cold.
Last night Braughtinwood and I stole Apple's sled and took it to an old urban Seattle haunt. After ditching feathers for plastic, we had a 2 1/2 hour giggle session - most of which focused on my muffin top.
brownlining, smallmouth in Reports Tuesday, June 2, 2009 at 12:00AM 
I love me some brown! So does chum purveyor Adam Olmstead with this feline taken from a suburban Denver puddle.
brownlining, catfish, denver, slab of the month in Contests Monday, April 13, 2009 at 12:01AM They’ve got this thing where they fish in city centre canals, park ponds and all over the city. It’s illegal and in the film they compare it – with brilliant French pretension – to graffiti artists, but still. You get the picture. It’s in French but I know you fish-o-philes get excited by anyone with a rod.
Via: Caught by The River
Caught by the River, brownlining in Film and Video Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at 12:00AM 
Shaun Brown, 14, managed to hook this ugly-looking creature from the less than exotic surroundings of the Grand Union Canal in Leicestershire.
LINK (Via: The Daily Mail)
brownlining, ffish in the news, fish pics in Species Monday, March 30, 2009 at 12:10PM While travelling last week in Salt Lake I was able to catch the rockin sold out Fly Fishing Film Tour stop at the Tower Theater and spend some quality time with tour crew pals Thad, Matt and Mad Dog.The following day we had the choice of throwing some delicate dry flies on the Lower Provo or going Brownlining for Golden Bones in downtown SLC.
Golden Bone on the bank.
Matt with the slab of the day.
Could I have a piece of bread please.
Ty toad, probably won't make the Patagonia fly fishing catalog.
Matching the hatch.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at 10:00PM 
The horror.
The Wall St. Journal does a story on brownlining and profiles a familiar cast of characters. Don't miss the bonus video.
Meanwhile in other brownlining news.
Using a loaf of bread as bait, Larry Stubbs and Casey Jones hauled in a 4-foot carp, weighing up to 45 pounds, from the small pond behind the old-high school.
LINK (Via:The Cedartown Standard)
brownlining, carp in Media 
