Places to go if you have time to waste. And you do, or else you wouldn't be here.
Angling links
You should visit the Flyfish Listserv home page and subscribe at once. You might also visit the FF@ History Page, a work in progress by Tim Cavileer.
Joel Dunn earns his sainthood by maintaining the Flyfish List archives.
Dave Lewis left some spectacular photo journals here. Rest in peace, sir.
L.J. DeCuir's home page has long been a source of fly fishing links, patterns, etc. It was the original fly fishing online directory, he put it up long before such things became popular. Alas, L.J. died on 3/2/03 and we all lost a friend that day. Many thanks to Danny Walls for saving this webpage for posterity after L.J.'s death!
The Global FlyFisher is another incredible fly fishing resource.
Blair's Page . Sigh. Another dear friend gone too soon.
Look at fish porn and help save a river while you're at it: visit the Friends of the Grand River page, maintained by Bruce Wainman.
A gelatinous tribute to America's most prevalent bit of shared culture can be found in the SPAM Haiku Archive. This is a tremendous archive, Hormel should be proud.
Celebrate your favorite transcendental number by taking the Pi Trivia Quiz
I won't maintain a huge list of links because I'm lazy. So please don't mistake me for someone who actively engages in link exchanging. Of course, if I know you, or if you have an URL you'd like me to be aware of, click
to tell me about it.