• If you want a crash course in managing your email, 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.
• 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. (Thanks to Danny Walls for saving this webpage for posterity after L.J.'s death!)
• Flies. Fly tyers. Patterns. Techniques. Hans Weilenmann has done an incredible job of putting them on the web.
• The Global FlyFisher is another incredible fly fishing resource.
• Sharon Hundt maintains a list of fly fishing links at Under The Sun. Especially nice is the emphasis on links for woman flyfishers.
• For NECIII and TNII pix and some wretched poetry, visit Claude Freaner's page (Hey, Claude -- how about a new link? This one's dead. :) )
• Tom Fry's Flyfishing Page. As Tom put it, "This is perhaps less of a thoughtful exhibit on flyfishing as it is one of those quaint roadside attractions built around a bunion that bears a striking resemblance to the Virgin Mary."
• The Sharpes keep at it. Take your pick, there's Brenda's Page and Blair's Page, both with interesting content that goes beyond fly fishing.
• John Lively's Southern Tier Fishing pages are a nice resource for southern NY
• All the information you'll ever need about fly fishing Sin City can be found at Bruce Pencek's Fly Fishing Las Vegas page.
• Dave Mason, Zen master of peanut butter and jelly sandwich construction and future mad scientist, maintains the McKenzie Page. This is the only page I know of that spews bad flyfishing limericks at you from the scrollbar.
• 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.
• Need some off-season conditioning? Check out the Chicken Fishing page.
• People Eating Tasty Animals

• Well, like, duh.
• Search Apple's Knowledge Base
• Chances are good that if you need to find it, you'll find it here
• Check in with the Woz
• Everymac is a great source of technical info for just about everything Macintosh.
• Pure Mac is a handy source for most of the software you need for your machine.
• The Three Macs and a Printer page provides excellent Mac networking info.
• Refurb Madness
• Got a software conflict or upgrade woe? Make the Mac Fixit page your first step in the troubleshooting. The site used to be free but now requires an annual subscription to get the good info. page.
• Track RAM prices with Ramseeker
• Want detailed instructions for turning your old SE or 512K into an aquarium? You'll find those instructions at Mac Aquarium's MacQuarium page.
• While not Mac-specific, you should bookmark at least one of the following: The CIAC Internet Hoax Buster page, the Urban Legends Reference Page, or HoaxKill. They will help you check out those mass-mailing you get from your friends, hopefully before you forward them to everyone in your address book. Also check out factcheck.org for good research into political hoaxes.

• Dress Up Jesus, then browse the Jesus of the Week page.
• Don't visit the Potted Meat Museum if you have any hope of getting any work done the rest of today. I'm serious, you've been warned.
• The Skeptic's Annotated Bible
• Red Meat will get your week off to a good start.
• The delightful Ultimate Jabberwocky Page
• The Cruel Site of the Day is worth a bookmark.
• Enrich your vocabulary with the 1736 Canting Dictionary.
• Some weekends I just have to kick back and relax. What better way to do it than with Backyard Ballistics?
• And yes, I listen to Car Talk.
• 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
• Everything you know is wrong.
• Visit Firezine, the Official Official Digital Magazine of the Firesign Theater.
• And now for something completely different: PythOnline.
• If you don't do anything else today, at least visit the Institute of Regrettable Food.
• How about some culture? Visit Lance Lindley's Hagakure page. Lance also maintains the Kitty Hawk web page for the U.S. Navy.
• Die Screaming With Sharp Things In Your Head

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