I've also noticed it gone; it's a shame. In fact, there were some news stories about it some years back:Does anyone know what's up with the NS Dry Fly website? I've checked it a few times over the past month and it hasn't been opening. Hopefully it isn't gone for good.
Thanks for those kind words, RROSS, much appreciated.I've also noticed it gone; it's a shame. In fact, there were some news stories about it some years back:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova...g-pull-the-plug-old-internet-people-1.5376526
Sometime after then Mr. Donoghue must have re-uploaded it. It was a lovely resource. I'd be glad to contribute to its re-post.
Thanks for the link to the pdf. I'm going to miss your website.Hi Bucksaw:
I'm 82 and stopped fishing in 2020 due to mobility issues. I have no rgrets, I had 30 years of some great fly-fishing. Anyway, since I had nothing new to add to my site I decided to take it down (plus the fact that my hosting service wanted $300 to renew my site). I have produced a PDF file that contains my web site pages that is available for download using the following link. You, and anyone else, are welcome to it, the only thing I ask is that the contents are not plagiarized. Go to ... NSfly-fishing.pdf
You are welcome, Hornbeam but I have removed that pdf file for now.Thank you for sharing the PDF
Looks to be some fun stuff in there
