Western, color, nylon, done. Good looking stuff from the Turk+Taylor SS 2011 collection. Made in San Francisco apparently, T+T, can you tell us a bit more?
The Good Stuff
3 Rivers Archery
3 Rivers is a personal favorite for all things traditional archery. Planning on tuning up the Bear takedown this weekend.
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The Hansen Family Furniture
Something about that solid oak is looking really fresh to me right now (nice catalog too). The Hansen Family.
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Friday things
Norse Projects Sweatshirt
RVCA Swim trunks
Baron Wells Chino
Left Field NYC Shrink to fits
Corter Japan relief bracelet
Surly Big Dummy
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Nonnative 2011 Spring and Summer
Been making the rounds in the ‘sphere a lot lately, so I’m posting this for my own reference (seem to be looking at it daily). Really solid styling and fits. Nonnative Spring and Summer 2011 collection here.
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Off the Hanger: Ride to the Film Fest
2011 Fly Fishing Film Tour coming to town this weekend with pre-game at St. Pete’s.
Jacket
Pack
Pants
Tee
Shoes
Belt
Light
Gloves (via James)
MB-0
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Round the Office
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Gabbeh
Gabbeh can be fabulous or go drastically wrong down the Cosby sweater road. These however are some great examples of how it is done right via Driscoll Robbins.
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Fishing Report: Belize
Slinging bait in the mangroves is always a welcome departure from my normal western fly fishing. After about an hour and a half of hunting down our fish food, Armando (who commercial fished for lobsters for 20 years and almost died 3x) took us on a great ride around the island, stopping at his favorite spots for a bit of casting. I’m always amazed by the diversity of species caught wile salt water fishing, you just never know what’s going to show up on the end of your line.