Tim,
I'm not making accusations, but as with the entire fly fishing blogosphere, this showed up on another very popular blog (moldy chum) yesterday ( a blog which also made a story eerily similar to another blog (fish jerks) in a different post on the same day). There's no obligation to give credit, but it seems right. It's an issue across the board, not just with fly talk.

On another note, I think Field & Stream would be a great outlet for a 'Best Outdoor Blogs' from each respective member of your blog writers. I do enjoy fly talk and look forward to your photography, so I hope I don't come across the wrong way. I think blogging is a little different in that you hit a multitude of sites and dont necessarily hit one over the other, so it should be less a competitive atmosphere than a community.

Rant over,
Andy

Tim,

Sorry for the misunderstanding then. As I said earlier, I didn't want to make accusations. It just seems (understandably so) that many fly fishing blogs are going to the same sources. You did say the catalog sparked your interest. I apologize, and truly think it would be good for F&S to do a best blogs feature in the future. I'm a third generation subscriber to the magazine, but get a lot of my outdoor entertainment through blogs.

Take care.
Andy

Tim, this was a great little video, I appreciate you sharing. It was interesting to see the amount of work they went through to get the shots. Those were some really nice brookies the kid had too! Thanks again.