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Technological issues aside, this is an awesome capture of waterfowling traditions. Time and experiences I wish I and my family had personally. Thanks Steve and Craig for pulling this together. Tom

I have the butterball in my pile of things to finish this spring! Sounds like another "must have book" in the works! Thanks Capt.!

Congratulations! I prefer to say (to my significant other); "I'm glad I learned about this from Capt. Steve or it would have gone to waste or Steve would appreciate this so I should grab it..." Good luck with it! Tom

A classic. This book drew me into gunning salt water and giving up plastic decoys. I guess I can consider it a treasured inspiration and enabler. :) Tom

Thank you very much Capt.! I hope to make use of this in a couple of months! Tom

Looks great Cap'! Thanks for sharing. Tom

Looks great Capt!

I've used an older Sailrite Ultrafeed and it is a great machine and a great price compared to full commercial machines. They will easily handle 1000D and canvas. On the Sailrite website they have info regarding thread/needles and other how-to videos. Another thought, I've used Sunbrella...

Great seeing you at the show today Capt. Those birds look great! Tom

Sweet craftsmanship Capt.! Thanks for introducing me to the idea of painting canvas and nylon bags years ago! Several otherwise unattractive yet functional bags have found new life in the field and faired much better in my rig. Tom

It will depend on your technique. On a small stream a long rod will let you dip and flip without spooking the fish. If you are looking to make longer casts a shorter rod will let you make tighter casts. I have a two piece 7' Cortlandt 4# that is a lot of fun on small creeks. My favorite is...

Very nice Capt.! Tom

I have a few higher-end fly rods. My friends and I were very impressed with Cabela's Stowaway series. (Actually introduced to us by a friend as a semi-joke on the Bighorn Mt) The rods were made in Korea and were less than $100 then and fished comparable to $600 rods we were using. I don't...

Great craftsmanship Capt.! Would you consider taking on an intern/apprentice? I have a sharp, reasonably stout 16 year old (and/or a slightly less sharp/stout 48 year old) happy to sleep in the workshop delivered with provisions (I have a sewing machine). :) Thank you very much for...

Nice! I'd wait as is until dry and then resaw/plane to your dimensions. Tom

You are very welcome! I love it when I find a score and can get it into the right hands! Tom

Same here. :) Great design. If you do another run, sweatshirts would be awesome! Tom

Very nice Capt.! Tom

Very cool Capt. Hoping you and Craig get some weather this season! Tom