Not so sure who said this but I am sure he was a fly fisherman.
Now a days there is digital photography
The ultimate thrill for any guide is having two rods bent at the same time. Getting the elusive picture without killing things takes it to a different level.
#1, Feb 19, 2016
#2, Feb 19, 2016
#3, Feb 19, 2016
I have been involved with multiple doubles on trips before but I have never successfully captured all of them on film. Getting them both in the bag is one thing, having everybody balance a pissed off fish while smiling is another. If the stars are going to align you want it to be with a father and his son. These guys crushed it, great job Sam and Ron.
Here's a few of my favorites from the past few years.
The Knights
Pearls, Private and Redford
Pretty stupid morning
No fake grins here
These things don't just happen, an immense amount of proper cosmic energy is required to pull this kind of trickery off. Cameras, Sun angle, nets, moving water, expensive fly rods, scared fish and skiddish city folk with cold hands all have to be perfectly choreographed for the glory shot to be got.
Good Luck and may the force be with you.
Come double up while the weather is acting like April.
Carry On
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