Good day.I have a little time off. Wrapped up our John Day Bass season a few weeks ago. It was killer! Check out my report. http://www.littlecreekoutfitters.net/newsletter.php?letter_id=28&lettertype=&pageaction=browse
The view from a different angleAlthough not pro staff (I am only a peddler/fanatic of Echo and Airflo) I have the honor of offering the view of Rajeff Sports from the tiny spring creeks of the Driftless Area. Spey rods, you can build bridges across our creeks with them. 5 weights, Smallmouth Bass rods.
Just the beginningLooks like the guys at Rajeff Sports have made another great addition to their services. Like all ideas from Rajeff Sports I am sure this will be a success and worth putting into your fly fishing favorites to keep track of the latest happenings. I look forward to sharing information about products, fly fishing tips or simply useless knoweledge that seems to fill the space (for instance did you know that largemouth bass, Micropterus salmoides, were in a different genus, Huro, before being placed in the same genus as smallmouth bass, Micropterus. Largemouth also spawn near 65 degrees and on average live 10 years). In the mean time keep casting and well add more information soon!
HowdyJarrod Black has done a good job of setting things up so illiterate knuckleheads like me have a chance to stay in touch. I have been busy getting stuff together for next year. Tons of fun new stuff will be bubbling out of Rajeff Sports this year. I figure the more new stuff I create the more excuses I have to go fishing( product testing).
Hey everyone! Hey all! Nice work to the fellas at Rajeff sports. This is a great idea and I look forward to the interactive aspect of this format. I never have been a blogger, just a fishing guide. Before that I made my living in the ski (snowboard actually) industry. My parents probably wonder when I might get a real job 
I just finished guiding for the season on the Sandy River here in Oregon. It was a great season that lasts from December through May. It was lots of fun as we had some good success this year out there. I swear as fly lines get better my job gets easier. The skagit compact from Airflow has increased my productivity as a guide for sure in the winter. (check out my reports on my web site)
