RBF Pro STaff: July 2012

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Trout nose cells follow magnetic fields

I can see it now: Chief's new RBF magnetic hooks!

"Michael Winklhofer of the University of Munich led a team that found magnetosensory cells from a rainbow trout's nose, which contained iron. The finding may shed light on how animals sense the magnetic field of the Earth."

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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Too Hot to Fish

It's just too hot to fish. Might as well enjoy one of the wonderful sights of summer...a Potter County Babe.

P.S. The tricos started on Spring Creek.

The QUOTABLE FISHERMAN

I once tried breeding chickens to obtain an olive dun hackle. While in the feed store buying mash for my flock, I engaged in conversation with a rather annoying woman. I suspected she was a flatlander. She began asking question after question about how I was raising these rather ungodly birds. You see, some were bright green in color. Then came the most annoying question of all. “How many times a year do you skin those chickens?” I calmly replied, “Just once, ma’am; any more than that they get meaner than hell.”

RatherBFishin
Caddis and a Beadhead (2007)

The RBF Pro Staff

The RBF Pro Staff is an elite cast of fly fishing characters with unique and varied talents. The RBF Pro Staff was assembled by RatherBFishin aka Chief during the Big Woods Summit of 2006 along the banks of the First Fork of the Sinnamahoning after witnessing or otherwise learning of various ungodly fishing accomplishments.

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