To celebrate its 10-year anniversary, Liquidlogic is offering some neat improvements to its kayaks and versaboards.
If you want more details on what they will be offering in 2011, click here.
Enjoy!
Free Kype
After posting a brief interview with George Douglas, the founder of Kype Magazine, I was contacted by one of his staff with the offer of a link exchange, which includes the chance for FinFollowers to read free issues of Kype online. Not bad.
I really enjoy Kype, and my guess is that you will too. To see Kype Magazine online, simply click on the banner that appears in the righthand column. Enjoy!
BTW, if you have not signed up for our email alerts or seen our Facebook page, please take a few minutes to do so to learn about future offers.
More On Carp Fishing
I got a lot of hits on my recent articles on US Carp Pro and Another Way to Fish for Carp.
So for you carp fishing lovers, here’s Tom Rosenbauer’s Orvis podcast on carp fishing via Midcurrent.
Enjoy!
Honorable Mention
I’m a big fan of The Fiberglass Manifesto. Not only have I built a fiberglass rod, but I was also the 1,000th member of the site’s Facebook page.
Today Cameron made my day by highlighting my recent family vacation to Keuka Lake.
Check out my honorable mention. Enjoy!
Infinity Music Hall
Tonight I’m going to see the Wailin’ Jennys at Infinity Music Hall.
According to the web site, “Built in 1883 in picturesque Norfolk in northwest Connecticut, Infinity Hall is an intimate music, dining and entertainment destination beyond compare. Newly renovated, the historic building features its original proscenium stage and wood, as well as many other notable details. Whether it’s dinner and a show, high quality casual dining or simply drinks and music you’re seeking, Infinity Music Hall&Bistro.”
I saw Antigone Rising there earlier this year and really enjoyed the band and the hall. Tonight we’re also be trying out Infinity Bistro as well.
What does this have to do with fly fishing? Very little, with the exception that Norfolk, CT is not far from the Housatonic and Blackberry rivers, as well as some prime lakes and ponds.