fly fishing: When it Rains it Pours
- 10/24/07 08:11 AM
Obviously very old, yet very brilliant cliché, especially during this very scary Georgia drought condition. It is truly amazing the magnitude of what will be impacted by this situation. I am fortunate to be a part time guide/instructor at a North Georgia Outfitter, whose very livelihood is dependent upon rainfall. On Monday and Tuesday of this week the Guide staff found themselves knee deep in the River rejoicing during the two day rainfall. It reminded me of my childhood when I ran outdoors in my swim trunks and laughed while running through curb filled puddles. It made the trout happy too … (0 comments)
fly fishing: A Treat for Your Favorite Clients
- 10/24/07 08:06 AM
Loosing interest in building client relationships at the local golf course? Why not something fresh such as Fly Fishing? It may surprise you to know along with North Georgia, that Atlanta Metro is host to a number of Fly Fishing opportunities to include education, private lessons, Fly Fishing Schools, and guided trips within the city to name a few. The Roswell Beacon, featured an article titled "Learning on the Fly", describing the Atlanta Fly Fishing School. The October edition, Volume 1, Number 35, describes the school as offering a basic Fly Fishing Course to an Advanced Fly Casting Course including the … (2 comments)
fly fishing: Real Estate Professionals Fish Too
- 10/19/07 04:33 AM
Shocking? Maybe to some, as I have often made the comment that the two didn't seem to mix like oil and water. More often than not, I find such things being revealed in my Fly Fishing journey. I am fortunate to be involved with both as well, as my support role at Richterkessing Inc., is flexible enough to fulfill my passion for Fly Fishing as a Guide and Instructor. Building lasting relationships at both professions is crucial to remain in the game at a high level. So there I am at the Outfitters, usually the first, preparing equipment in anticipation of … (0 comments)
Obviously very old, yet very brilliant cliché, especially during this very scary Georgia drought condition. It is truly amazing the magnitude of what will be impacted by this situation. I am fortunate to be a part time guide/instructor at a North Georgia Outfitter, whose very livelihood is dependent upon rainfall. On Monday and Tuesday of this week the Guide staff found themselves knee deep in the River rejoicing during the two day rainfall. It reminded me of my childhood when I ran outdoors in my swim trunks and laughed while running through curb filled puddles. It made the trout happy too … (0 comments)
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