Your friends visit you to fish a lot more often… and its great!
So what happens when you move to the keys as a fishing photographer?
The water can be deep and still skinny right?
So… In a land far far away, big boats with even bigger motors hanging off the back run away from the beautiful flats, shoals, creeks and mangrove lines that we here at Skinny Water Culture know and love. We do however share a few commonalities with these seemingly crazed individuals (and more often then not teams). We both will wake […]
Back to Your Roots
Now I am far from what people would describe as ‘sentimental’. But I do have a special place reserved in my heart for the small streams of western North Carolina. These streams are what introduced me to and eventually made me fall in love with fly fishing. On that same note, I owe a lot of that to a good friend named Ben Castle. Coincidentally enough, these streams are the first place that Ben and I fished together. We meet up every few months to fish, mostly here in south Florida, the Bahamas, and sometimes out in Colorado. But we always make a point of heading back up to WNC to hit these beautiful small streams. 
“You dont know the lives you will ruin”
These little guys have no idea the havoc they will cause later on in life. They will pull apart marriages, friendships and some peoples sanity. But they will also make a few lifelong friendships and allow adventures unfold in the pursuit of the mighty Silver King. For now, dodging cars on an overcast afternoon is a lighthearted way to […]
Way-backcountry snookin’
With all the freshwater being dumped from Lake Okeechobee into the Caloosahatchee River I have been traveling to find better water and explore new places. Today I was fortunate enough to fish out of Everglades City with Nick of 239 Flies. I didn’t have the camera out for very long but was able to snap a few quick photos of […]
Mission “First Slime”
Everyone who knows the name DJ Dan Decibel knows that he is an authority on everything that is fishing in Flamingo. So naturally when dragging the new skiff down to get its first slime, he was the first person on my list of people to get on the boat. Luckily the timing worked out and he was able to pull […]