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                            "Where The Hand of Man Has Never Set Foot"

          

     On the Rush                                                                   Good thing Grandpa's here!                                           

 

          Andy, Montana                                                                         Grandpa & Andrew                   

     

                                                                Sunrise on the Kinnickinnic

  

Brothers at the Fire Hole River share the miracle of a cutthroat trout   - 10 years later, Kinnickinnic

                  Grandpa & Paul

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

                David with a bamboo bait caster                                              Dan & Jordan                                                                     

       Luke at Seven Pines - Where are the fish Luke?               Here is Ruff on point. Now all I have to do is drop the fly right in front of his nose.

 

                            Jordan fighting a small mouth.                                               Jordan and Grandpa on the Kini

                                                                                  Trophy Daughter

There will the river whispering run...there the enamored fish will stay,...curious traitors,

sleavesilk flies/Bewitch poor fishes wandring eyes.

John Donne

 

While duct tape may be the handyman’s secret weapon. The Orange Scud is definitely the trout fisherman’s secret weapon.

While a trout will not walk across the street for an armload of English Setter hair, it is an established fact that a trout will eat every

bit of Golden Retriever fur it can get it’s hands on.  With this in mind, in tying this killer pattern our family uses the fur from all

the families Golden Retrievers past and present. Fur saved from Chief, Ruff, Red, Buck, Copper and Rip are all blended together

to tie this pattern. It is tied on #12 scud hook using a gold bead and .020 thousand thick wire. It is heavy and sinks like a toolbox.

Family and friends refer to this killer pattern as the family scud and after cautioning misuse and over harvesting I do give some

away as dubbing.

Opening day 2008 -4F When it gets too tough for everyone else it's getting just right for Tony and Dave