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Richard Davis is a fishing buddy of mine, and happens to be a well known and successful sculptor who lives on Lake Kiowa, Texas. He knows how good he’s got it, and I have been fishing with him about a year on “his” lake. If you haven’t been to Lake Kiowa, it’s a gated community lake north of Lake Ray Roberts, and produces lunker largemouth, spectacular crappie and is home to legendary grass carp. I’ve done pretty well with the first two, and maybe I’ll have a shot at the grassies if this drought continues, and the creek don’t rise.

This is a video that is part of the content for Richard’s site www.richarddavissculpture.com, and although you may think it’s not about fishing, it is. Richard’s current vein of sculpture was tapped on a fishing trip to Cabo, and as you will hear, he’s influenced by many things water related. Part two, later this week, will delve directly into what took him in this direction, and how he translates what he sees in fish, water and nature, into stainless steel.

I have had some friendly reminders that age old podcasts were nothing more than broken links. So, in an effort to bring more information to the masses, with no further technical ado, having educated myself in file handling, these entries are now fully functioning:

Podcast #1 – The Pa&%xy River
Beaver’s Bend Podcast
South Padre Island
The Blue River interview with Barry Schrader
LLELA Part 1
Gourds Truckers and Trash Pickup at Denison Dam
Tailwaters Fly Fishing Interview at Dallas Safari Club 2008
North Texas March Snow Day

Gosh, I hope you will take an ear back and listen to how young I sounded! Maybe the podcasting has gotten way too serious? Either way, tune in next week for a podcast from the LLELA that should break that serious streak for awhile. I am reminded of the Cure’s “Doing the Unstuck,” Come on get happy.”

I am headed to South Texas next week, so things could get even more interesting as I visit Grandma (90 and driving herself to the airport to pick me up!), and possibly participate in a Fishing’s Future event while there. Yes, I will sneak out for a couple of evenings of throwing at Tarpon on the end of the jetties … since you insist!