Is in in Colorado on a flyrod? Is in Minnesota on a frozen lake? Maybe the Snake River in Wyoming? Or could it be Marlin fishing off the keys?

Frannie, it is not a stupid post. In fact it is a rather cleaver post. For the visually challenged, the symbols form a "fish".

Verrry coooool fishgt;)

HighQ

It is a rather "cleaver" post. One of the most "cleaver" posts I have ever red. What an ingenuine thing to do. He made a fisch with his keeboard. Wow, I am so impreesed. Bet this wheel git him into mensa...what you thank.

Ssalmon, nice job with the copy and paste of my fish. I agree Alaska, but would like to know where in the continental U.S.

Charlie, I have absolutely nothing useful to add - just love your originality - so ttt!

Adorable. Anyway, I don't know where to flyfish either, but isn't there a program on cable totally devoted to this subject? And what about Field and Stream? You might want to try those first. I could be wrong, but I don't think there are many fisherman on this travel board.

Go to orvis.com. They have tons of info and equipment on fly fishing. Also, have trips you can sign up for....

I'm impresed with your keyboard skills,ttt.

My question about <*}}}< ing is not directed towards fly fishing. It would kind of hard to flyfish on a frozen lake in Minnesota and tough to reel in a Marlin on a flyrod. As a teen I would fish the Snake River as well as Horsethief lake in the Black Hills. I have not fished in 8 years and am looking for a nice place and a good spot.

My vote is for some of the untouched lakes in northern Minnesota. They have so few fishermen, it is like heaven.

Before my brother was born , my dad would take me fishing.Today,I fish better than my husband
<*}}}< fishing girl

I knows but I's not tellen.

Oh, plllllease tell.