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My six year old daughter Aurelia has been on many trips with me.  We fish together and we have a good time.  She has been on many rivers and she is great at handling fish.  When we fish, I am the one who makes the casts and works the lure of the fly.  I normally [...]

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Here are a few pics from my yearly trip with my brother in law Rick Munoz. 

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March 1, 2008

So far March 2009 has been colder than February…that is nuts!
My wife told me to take a fishing trip this past Sunday (March 1st), so damn it, I had to oblige. 
I drove to to a beautiful river within 45 miles of my home.  The weather was beautiful, though windy, and there was a chill in [...]

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Today.

Today
I woke up early.
I dressed my girls. My oldest dressed for school. My youngest dressed for a trip to grandma’s house. My wife, she dressed for work, and she was pissed to say the least.
I drove to the San Marcos River.
I grabbed a fly rod.
Strung it up.
Tied on a fly.
I kicked and fished nine miles [...]

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I ended the year guiding on the San Marcos River.  After my trip, I was chomping at the bit to get on a nearby river and try to catch my first fish of the year.  On January 2, 2009 my good friend Gerardo Huerta gave me a call.  He said that he and his father [...]

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I guided today.  My client, Mark White is a beginner fly fisher and he is getting better and better everytime we fish together.  I have fished with Mark four times in the last few months and it will only be a matter of time before he realizes the few things he is doing wrong and [...]

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The Roadrunner

Paddling a canoe
along the great red and layered bluffs
at Homer Martin Ranch
Where the beautiful Llano River
takes a hard left
I saw a roadrunner
on the tip top of the cliff
standing in a mixture
 of sage, cactus, agarita, and cedar
looking down on us
specks on the sparkling river
envious
wishing it could change its name
and be a river runner too. 

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Untitled

Sipping delicately
the tiny fly
a Guadalupe Bass
makes ripples
through glass

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Fate

Six years ago a largemouth bass hatched in the San Gabriel River.  I like to think that it hatched over a clean bed of gravel.  I like to think that it made its home in a small batch of river willow, snapping up small bugs until it was big enough to chase minnows, and crush crayfish.  Over [...]

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Golden Day.

I was looking through some photos from this past summer.   I found this photo from a couple I guided in September 2008.  It was their 25th wedding anniversary and they chose to spend it together on a river on the edge of the Llano Uplift. 
I was guiding Mrs. Goff in my canoe, while her husband [...]

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