DS Fishing Blog

As you can tell from some of my posts and pictures, I love fly fishing in the winter.  With today's technology in waders and clothing, I can be standing waist deep in the water with air temps below 20° and, except for a little finger/toe numbness, be pretty damn toasty.

I have not been able to hit the water since Thanksgiving, and the way it's looking, my mid February trip might have to be postponed.  I wish I lived closer to the water. 

I love the bite in the air.  I love the fact that I rarely see another soul, especially on waters that are jam packed during the normal season.   I don't mind having to clear my guides of ice.  That just reminds me of how bad ass I am.  True, the colder it is, the more challenging the fishing is.  In my book, the beauty and solitude more than make up for it.  So, I was catching up on some of my reading today and came across a link to some pretty spectacular photography from Louis Cahill.  These shots say exactly what I'm talking about.

Thanks Louis.  These are just what I needed on a lazy, football-less and fish-less Sunday 

You can see more of Louis Cahill's work here.

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