Hello from SLC, Utah

[smoothie]

Hi. I'm Matt. I'm a fly fishing addict.

I stumbled upon this site recently, and I love it. It gives me my daily "fix" on days that I can't make it to the river...which is happening too often lately.

Excited to meet you all and learn more about fly fishing together.

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[comeonavs]

Welcome fellow addict,

Word of warning these guys don't want to help cure you of your addiction. They will pour fuel on the fire.

Keep the Utah pictures coming. I covered Utah for 5 years for work and it is one of the most beautiful places on the planet in my opinion.

 

[mcnerney]

Matt: Likewise, keep those awesome photos coming! Sure helps with the cabin fever on the days we can't get out.

Larry

 

[Joni]

Hey Matt, Mojo an myself are SL too. We will be at the Wasatch Tying Expo. Look us up!

 

[Eddie O'Neill]

Welcome Matt, stunning photograph. Hoping to hear stories with pictures.

 

[mojo]

What part of the Weber are you on (in the photo)?

 

[fyshstykr]

Hi Matt, welcome to the neighborhood!

I'm just up the road from you also, about 20 miles North though.

 

[troutn]

Welcome Matt! I have been through your fine state and remember catching a fine brown on my first hand tied Mosquito!
Rick

 

[smoothie]

What part of the Weber are you on (in the photo)?

Mojo, the photo of me above is actually not in Utah. It's in Alaska on the Kanektok River (not too far from Bristol Bay). I've had other people see this photo and also think it was the Weber. I think it's because the image is so sunny and bright...it just doesn't have that normal Alaskan feel to it.

I do fish the Weber quite often though. Can't wait till they bump up the flows a little from Echo. I love that stretch up in Henefer when the cfs is right around 100 or so.

 

[mridenour]

Welcome to the forum. I'll give you lots of advice you probably shouldn't read. Hey, that's the way I roll, Jack!

 

[mojo]

Mojo, the photo of me above is actually not in Utah. It's in Alaska on the Kanektok River (not too far from Bristol Bay). I've had other people see this photo and also think it was the Weber. I think it's because the image is so sunny and bright...it just doesn't have that normal Alaskan feel to it.

I do fish the Weber quite often though. Can't wait till they bump up the flows a little from Echo. I love that stretch up in Henefer when the cfs is right around 100 or so.

It looks like the Weber around the Morgan area.

 

[Joni]

I think the mountain in the back ground was too small to be in the Weber area. But, I wasn't sure about Logan or Ogden. Alaska is a far cry from what we thought...LOL

 

[jpbfly]

Late is better than never....so :welcome:Matt