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Review: 'Wide Awake in Slumberland' by Katherine Roeder
Winsor McCay with Gertie the Dinosaur
What will today look like one hundred years from now? In the world of comics, we have no choice but to include DC Comics' upcoming "Teen Titans #1" in a time capsule, filed under "sexism." Many of us today see through a glass darkly. But not all of us. One hundred years ago, Windsor McCay was at the top of his game as America's preeminent cartoonist. Attempting to see what McCay's world was like one hundred years ago could provide some interesting perspective.
There were certainly other big name cartoonists and plenty of newspapers but there was only one Winsor McCay. He could dazzle his audience. He was part of the zeitgeist. Much like Chaplin, he did what he did with far more distinction than his competitors. In a new book that attempts to place McCay in context, we get some insights about Little Nemo, Gertie the Dinosaur, and Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, and how they reflected the American dream. And, among the findings, we confront a problematic character named, Impie.
Katherine Roeder embraces the comics medium as an art form, which some circles would be happy to continue to debate. Roeder also acknowledges the inroads into Comics Studies made by Will Eisner and Scott McCloud. They are both primary sources that have sometimes been given short shrift from academia. Her goal is to shed light on McCay's work. In doing so, she manages to rid herself of much distracting dust and cobwebs. She employs a standard academic approach, repetitive and formal, but she is also fair-minded and accessible.
How did McCay come to invest his celebrated comic strip, "Little Nemo in Slumberland," with its particular sensibility? Well, he did not work in a vacuum. He began his artistic career in the Midwest designing posters for circuses and dime museums. He knew, early on, what fascinated the general public. He was also a fan of Lewis Carroll and L. Frank Baum. If he saw young readers as a hot trend, is debatable. But the handwriting was on the wall: the invention of the modern childhood was well under way. The toy industry was booming. Children, as a subject, and an audience, were not to be taken for granted.
What sets McCay apart, first and foremost, is his artistry. It is McCay's artwork that lures us in. Roeder concedes that McCay's dialogue could be quite stilted. And the fact that the text in the word balloons is so cramped would suggest that words were besides the point. It seems that, at the heart of the matter, McCay was able to take a lifelong love of drawing, rooted in childhood, and ride it to the very heights of success. But, give an adult enough rope, and he can hang himself.
Perhaps McCay invested a little more time and thought on the text for his comic strip about dreaming for adults. "Dream of the Rarebit Fiend" seems to have a sharper wit than "Little Nemo." The main thrust of Roeder's thesis places "Little Nemo" right in the thick of the advent of consumer culture. However, "Little Nemo" does not easily yield. As Roeder herself points out, McCay injected sly social satire whenever possible into the strip. Is it plausible that McCay was so ambitious as to take on the issue of race in America in the same spirit as Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn"? This is more than the scope of Roeder's book can sustain but she attempts to address it as best she can.
She notes that the newly born comic strips were taken to task for racist characters by critics of the day. She quotes one critic: "The offenses of the comic supplement as issued by most American newspapers have been vulgarization of serious subjects, the teaching of irreverence for parents and older people, and a hideous caricature of races and types of characters, which could not fail to breed in children the meanest forms of race and class prejudice."
Impie, Little Nemo, and Flip
Nemo has a friend from Africa, Impie. He also had another odd little friend, Flip. Both Impie and Flip share a minstrel look to them. And to add another layer to this, Flip is cast in a shade of green. Nemo first meets Impie after a voyage to Africa. Flip smuggled a crate aboard their steamship. He pops open the crate and there is Impie. Flip declares, "Here's the party who tried to steal me! Now he belongs to me!" Roeder concedes "the unfortunate association with America's history of slavery is unavoidable." However, she sees Impie's purpose tied with a back-to-nature movement popular at the time. Of the motely crew of three, Roeder concludes:
Nemo and Flip are each marked by their distinctive class signifiers; however, Flip's racial identity is ambiguous-in most strips his skin appears to be a shade of green. Like Impie, his lips are oversized, filling the expanse of the face below the nose. Flip wears adult clothing, sports a receding hariline, and smokes a cigar, yet he is physically the same size as young Nemo. Several apocryphal stories exist regarding the inspiration for this character. According to the artist's son, Flip was based on "a tough newsboy midget" named Tiny Phillips that McCay knew in Cincinnati, while another source claimed he was inspired by an African American man with "a greenish cast to his face" who McCay spotted smoking a cigar on a Brooklyn street. As a result, Flip exists in a liminal space, neither black nor white, and capable of mocking both Nemo and Impie with equal relish. With the addition of Impie in 1907, the threesome forms a continuum of popular boyhood types: the innocent savage, the working-class trickster, and the genteel overcivilized boy from the suburbs. For McCay, once again the fantasy world is informed by the tensions and conditions of reality.
This is an adroit bit of academic deduction that may inspire further research. Pretty heady stuff for a comic strip meant for children. But "Little Nemo in Slumberland" was no ordinary comic strip.
"Wide Awake in Slumberland: Fantasy, Mass Culture, and Modernism in the Art of Winsor McCay," by Katherine Roeder, is published by University Press of Mississippi. It is available at Amazon right here. Visit the University Press of Mississippi here.
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3 responses to "Review: 'Wide Awake in Slumberland' by Katherine Roeder"
Whooo boy! I had no idea who Winsor McCay was until I read this post. However, my comic mad son, Matt, who's 29, probably does. As he is overseas, his bedroom closest is bursting with comics. I wonder if Winsor McCay is in there! 🙂 Thanks for the follow!
Henry Chamberlain
Thanks! Well, if he knows his comics, he might just know Winsor McCay. Odd how he is basically a footnote in history today. Maybe you'll impress your son with knowing something about Winsor McCay!
The really "funny" thing about both Impie and Flip is that they remain shrouded. I'm not sure if they remain shrouded in mystery or indifference. Flip is just as much of a problem to solve as Impie. Should McCay be credited as a great wit, on par with Mark Twain, for facing the issue of race in America or was McCay pandering to racism in America? I would like to think of McCay as a great wit. This is a subject for much further discussion. The general public doesn't know or care. But they should as this is quite relevant to how we deal with race even today.


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Esom In Talks Along With Kim Woo Bin For New Drama
by D. Kim
Esom and Kim Woo Bin may be reuniting in a drama after 10 years!
On August 5, industry representatives reported that Esom will be starring in the Netflix drama "Black Knight."
In response to the reports, Esom's agency Artist Company commented, "Esom has been offered a role in Netflix's 'Black Knight' and is reviewing [the offer]."
Based on a webtoon, "Delivery Knight" will tell the story of a dystopian future in which pollution has become so severe that the only way to survive is to have everything delivered.
Esom has been offered the role of Seol Ah, a soldier who is determined to become the Minister of National Defense in the future.
It was previously revealed in July that Kim Woo Bin is in talks to play the legendary delivery knight 5-8.
If the actors accept the role, they will be reuniting 10 years after co-starring in "White Christmas" in 2011.
Stay tuned for updates!
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Anything but Bland.
With Jill Bland on the team, Southwest Michigan First's ability to execute just got exponentially stronger. Spending much of her time while attending school and beyond playing both softball and tennis, Jill learned at an early age not only how to be a strong team player but also how to use her strengths to maximize contribution.
A lifelong resident of Michigan and graduate of Western Michigan University, Jill has been part of the Southwest Michigan First team since its inception in 1999. As a Certified Economic Developer, Jill has been contributing to the region's economic growth efforts for over 33 years in various local government and economic development roles. Executing projects with start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, announcing jobs creation ranging from 2 to 800 positions and developing incubation space to 2 million square feet of manufacturing/logistics space, Jill's versatile and collaborative approach compliments her commitment to grow the Southwest Michigan economy well. In addition to accelerating the region's existing company base, Jill is focused on creating governmental collaborations. Her excellent leadership at Southwest Michigan First and throughout the community was recognized in 2016 when she was named a Silver Stevie Winner in the category of Female Executive of the Year by the Stevie® Awards for Women in Business.
As part of her responsibilities, Jill serves on the boards of the Michigan Economic Developers Association, International Economic Development Council Education and Certification Committee, BC/Cal/Kal Foreign Trade Zone, Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee and Western Michigan University Community Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Advisory Council. In addition, she is a member of the Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport Air Service and Retention Committee.
Jill's love for sports continues to take up much of her spare time. She still values a good game more for watching a valuable life lesson played out rather than watching her team win (which is always an added bonus). Always ready for a good game, Jill spends her evenings and weekends with her husband, children and grandchild catching her favorite teams on the field both home and away.
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Stu_of_Kunming said:
They were 3rd and we were 4th if I remember and we hadn't long beaten them nicely too...
Might I ask, since joining this forum, have you ever, on any one occasion, taken someone else's point of view on board?
Chippycafc
Don't often agree with Chizz but 100% behind his comments here.
Never forget his sulk prior to the Gillingham game, of the fact he was banging on about his head not being right, bet it was when he went to the cash point.
Or the fact he was banging on Murrays door whilst we were still walking out of the Valley after beating Wolves. Football wise all he became was a bench warmer until the next manager moved him on.
Don't wish him any harm but don't wish him well either...football wise of course.
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superclive
he is still the best performer I have ever seen in a cafc shirt and the level of effort and commitment was exceptional. I was devastated he left but it's football. I wish him well and would love to see him given a good reception at the valley one day
Who are you asking? @addickaddict or @chizz? Sorry but it's a bit confusing. If it is the former then the answer is yes but if it's the latter then it's categorically a No!
Riviera said:
Best response in this thread.
DaveMehmet
I think the fact that a player of that quality won fuck all trophy wise after leaving us says all you need to know about what a stupid decision it was to go.
DaveMehmet said:
I think the fact that a player of that quality won fuck all trophy wise after leaving us says all you need to know about what a stupid decision it was to go to Chelsea at that time. If he'd have waited 12-18m he could have replaced Keane at Old Trafford, Fergie always rated him.
As they say, fixed that for you as I really don't think he'd have won any trophies if he had stayed.
Six-a-bag-of-nuts
This has been done to death hasn't it.
Chelsea tapped-up and poached our best player and the heartbeat of our side halfway through our perfect season - to mortally wound a serious rival for "their" champions league spot and because they could. End of.
I have long since accepted that Parker "did the best thing for his family" and what he thought was best for his career.
I could never be arsed to sing the greedy bastard song, it was never going to bring him back or repair the hurt.
Notwithstanding that, there are those of us that will always feel passionately disappointed at the loss of what was and what might have been.
I don't ever expect us to get that close to Europe again in my lifetime.
And to those who argue that our season always fell away after January, well we finished 7th that season.
In what world would we have finished lower than that had Parker stayed.
I will always be grateful for the contribution Scott made and the memories, but I could do without those that use that as an argument to patronise those of us that care passionately enough never to have got over the disappointment.
IdleHans
it wouldn't have been such an issue if we'd been able to replace him adequately. But whatever the question, the answer is never Danny Murphy
Algarveaddick
I don't really care what anyone else thinks or says on this subject. He left four months too early, simple as that. CAFC would have received the same amount (or more) in May, he would have received the same (or more) in wages and he would have been part of the England squad in Portugal that summer. And we would not even been having this debate, as he would be a hero to 95% of Addicks fans.
I didn't know so many Charlton fans still hate him so much until I read this thread.... I'm a fan of his so this is so far the biggest difference between me and all you local Addicks?
I started to follow Charlton around 2004. The incredible form the team was in and a series of amazing results during the 2003-2004 season played a huge part in my initial interest in this club. And obviously Parker was the team's best player that year before he left. I have to admit he was also the best-looking footballer I could think of and I still remember the first time he appeared on TV as a Chelsea player my mum kept asking me who that was ! I wanted to follow his career but he didn't get much playing time there and later was injured for a long period. I can't recall watching any particular games that he played when he was at Newcastle, West Ham, Spurs or Fulham but I did read many articles and people's opinions on him (local supporters of those clubs and Chinese football fans in general). He was universally respected and praised.
Maybe it's because I didn't experience the 2003-2004 season as a fully-hearted Charlton fan (it was only the beginning days for me) that I never hold any grudge against him for leaving. Whenever people ask me if there is any particular Charlton player that got me into this club, I always ask them if they know Scott Parker because (unfortunately) that's the only/the most famous player that we've produced since I started to follow us. I'd also add that he captained England once.
I know the way he left us was wrong but he was only 22. I made wrong decisions in my career and life during my early 20's too. I wish I could turn back time but keep dwelling on those things is not going to be helpful at all. There are just too many if's: Parker could get injured even if he'd stayed. There is no guarantee that we'd qualified for Europe if he'd stayed. His form could drop if he had unwillingly stayed, too. He turned his career around since joining Newcastle and eventually became a successful player. I simply hope he'll be a successful manager as well and wish him best of luck.
(Wathcing the Fulham v Chelsea game atm and three goals in 30 minutes already... Parker is going to have a tough time starting his managerial career )
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Ah yes great debating there.
Big William
I've always said that Parker going to Chelsea was the football food chain in action, but what kind of rankles is that it felt like Chelsea didn't desperately need him. It was a useful signing which had the spin-off of snuffing out not a competitor perhaps but a club who threatened to become a nuisance to them (see Boxing Day 2003).
That's why I was pleased when Jamie Vardy stayed at Leicester rather than go to Arsenal. OK, Leicester have fallen away somewhat anyway, but I don't think Vardy would have got a regular game off of Wenger. But Leicester certainly would have missed him.
Fortune 82nd Minute
We can all argue until we are blue in the face about Parker. (FWIW I'm very much in the greedy bastard, why couldn't he just wait 4 months until we were in Europe and he could have left and had the pick of any club camp).
But there is absolutely no doubt that he won't be worrying about what we think! From yesterday's Sun (and I precis a bit) :- Fulham caretaker boss Scott Parker is splashing out on a mansion complete with a pool. Parker has won planning permission to build the 5 bedroom pile with a leisure complex (including sauna, gym and pool . The luxury pad will also have a cinema, games room guest suite staff quarters and triple garage. Parker sold his last home for £7 million in December after buying the site for £2.4 million in 2012
Maybe he could make a donation to the fund to buy the club from Douchbag!
golfaddick
Thought I'd stumbed upon the Karlan Grant thread by mistake reading this (apart from the " Cafc whould have rec'd more money..."
Seems like it happens to us too often.....
Fortune 82nd Minute said:
At least he won't have to splash out on a trophy room
It's not up for debate Daz. It's a statement. Take it or leave it, it has been the case for 15 years, and will be until I draw me last breath...
I know Parker sold a property to Fernando Torres....
Torres offered a sum of money that he just couldnt turn down.
Which meant Parker and his family had to rent a flat for a while.
jdsd42
Looked lost yesterday on that line ... and Fulham looked awful - another club in freefall -
- sure Sam A will Be there next year
Dugdaleclass
Seems fitting that Scotty is back warming a bench in west London.
Lincsaddick
Dugdaleclass said:
And witness Ranieri pack his bags again. Bit of a mirror.
Shahid Khan, Chairman of Fulham Football Club, today promoted Scott Parker from Caretaker Manager to the full-time post of Head Coach, effective immediately.
https://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2019/may/10/scott-parker-fulham-head-coach
The Red Robin
Hope he has to sell his best player on deadline day, derailing his season.
If he's any good & a bigger club come in for him, he'll be off.
NO. I'M NOT FECKING OVER IT.
Big William said:
I think this is a good point. not sure there is any point in Parker having regrets, but Chelsea bought him to stop us finishing higher than them, You only have to look at how they played him, when they did that season. He won PFA young player of the year and that was solely due to his play with us. We can never know what would have happened, but at this time both Arsenal and Man Utd lost important midfielders in the summer. I believe he was well placed to have a better move to a club that really wanted him, rather than one that just wanted to damage a rival.
Never forgive him. We had a great chance of having European football at the Valley if he had stayed till the end of the season. People need to remember that.
I really don't get how so many people hold him solely responsible for us not getting into Europe. It is an unfortunate fact that, under Curbishley, our form consistently dipped in the PL in the latter part of the season. These are the results for our games from around the time that Parker left from i.e. from February onwards: 2001 - W4 D4 L6 2002 - W2 D6 L6 2003 - W4 D1 L8 2004 - W4 D4 L8 (year Parker left) 2005 - W1 D6 L8 2006 - W5 D6 L8 Based on those results there is absolutely no guarantee whatsoever that we would have got into Europe had Parker stayed with us. He probably made a mistake in going to Chelsea as it didn't actually help his career, as opposed to someone like Newcastle for example, but he also got injured - which he might have done had he stayed with us. it's all too hypothetical to predict. We also got top dollar for Parker and more than had he stayed with us for the rest of that season and then been sold because Chelsea would probably not have bid and they were the club with the money at that time. What isn't hypothetical is that he always gave 100% on the pitch whoever he played for. And I'd take a Scott Parker for four or five seasons for almost all the journeymen we have had since. But it's probably still his fault that we haven't been able to afford the likes of Messi, Neymar and Ronaldo because, had he stayed, we probably would have been up with Man Utd, Barcelona and PSG now in terms of success and purchasing power!
Its an opinion though, so of course its up for a debate. In your opinion he left 4 months too early, others disagree like myself.
I was gutted he left when he did, but cant really blame him for it. As others have stated he could easily have got injured, lost form or whatever, time as a footballer sometimes is precious and you need to take the opportunity.
Think of Shearer who could have played for Man United and won alot of trophies, he most certainly regrets it now even if he has earnt a great living and still does. Adored by the magpies etc. but i am sure he still regrets not joining them, might have even said it at some point.
Ultimately i respect your opinion @Algarveaddick
but its always one we will agree to disagree.


YOU control the pinwheel of death in the first-ever iPad™ art installation, "Waiting for Google," now on view at the Murphy and Dine Gallery in New York City.
You can speed it up, slow it down, stop it or even make it go backwards, but you can't make it go away.
"Waiting for Google" is artist Brian Kane's magical, game-changing creation, which celebrates waiting and uncertainty in today's force-quit world.
The exhibition explores the transfer of virtual experiences into the real world via monumental sculpture in a relaxed corporate-casual style. The user interface is elegant, intuitive and universal. There are no buttons to push. Just touch and control. It's that simple.
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You're invited to the closing party on Thursday evening, May 6 at the Murphy and Dine Gallery's Chelsea location – see http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=342198835895 or http://blog.slashboing.com/bk/2010/03/10/waiting-for-google-murphy-and-dine-gallery/ for more info. I look forward to seeing you there!
Big thanks to Gardner Post, Till Krautkraemer, Scott Chasteen, Jose Rojas, the Liquid Innovations team and everyone else who helped put this together, and apologies to Samuel Beckett.
For those technically inclined, check out this great tutorial on coding video out on an iPad by Jose Rojas.


Valleywag's Owen Thomas offers up an excellent rant (that's their word, not mine) against the moral-hazard fundamentalists who insist that bailouts are a bad idea because they'll encourage bad behavior in the future. As I wrote a few weeks ago, there's surprisingly little evidence that moral hazard has a meaningful effect on decisionmaking, and so far in this crisis far more damage has been done by policies that were designed to avoid moral hazard (like letting Lehman Brothers fail) than by those that supposedly encourage it. And Thomas gets at the key point, which is that this is a very odd time to be worrying about people taking too much risk. In fact, as he writes, the problem we're facing right now is "too little risktaking, not too much." People are so understandably worried about their jobs, their savings, and so on, that they've become far more risk averse than they normally would be. Bailouts may make people a little more likely to take a gamble. But at the moment, that's precisely what the economy needs.


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Vladímir Fyodorovich Vavílov (; San Petersburgo, 5 de mayo de 1925–Ib.,11 de marzo de 1973), conocido como Vladimir Vavilov, fue un guitarrista, laudista y compositor soviético. Estudió guitarra con P. Isakov y composición con Johánn Admoni en la Universidad de Música Rimsky-Kórsakov de Leningrado. Tuvo un papel importante en el resurgimiento de la música antigua en la Unión Soviética.

Vavílov fue intérprete tanto de laúd como de guitarra, ocupó el cargo de editor en una editora estatal de música y, sobre todo, fue compositor. Atribuía habitualmente sus propias obras a otros compositores, normalmente del Renacimiento y del Barroco pero también de épocas más tardías, por lo general sin respetar el estilo de la época correspondiente. Sus obras alcanzaron una gran circulación y algunas de ellas llegaron a convertirse en auténticas piezas de música folk empleadas para poner música a distintos poemas.

A pesar de ser un gran compositor, Vavílov murió de cáncer de páncreas en condiciones de gran pobreza. Unos meses después se publicó «La Ciudad de Oro», que llegó a ser un éxito de inmediato.

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Las más famosas de sus anónimas o falsamente atribuidas composiciones son:
 «Сanzona de Francesco da Milano». Los letristas Anri Volkonski y Alekséi Jvostenko posteriormente pondrían letra con esta música a la canción llamada «La Ciudad de Oro» (en ruso «Город Золотой»). La canción llegó a ser un éxito en la década de los ochenta, cuando fue interpretada por Aquarium para la banda sonora de la película Assa.
 «Mazurka de Andréi Sychra»
 «Elegía de Mijaíl Vyssotsky»
 «Melodía rusa (estudio de trémolo) de Mijaíl Vyssotsky»
 «Ricercar de Niccolo Nigrino»
 «Impromptu de Mili Balákirev»
 «Ave María» (el propio Vavílov escribió debajo «Anónimo»). La interpretan a menudo en la actualidad Inessa Galante, Andrea Bocelli, Sumi Jo y Charlotte Church, entre otros..

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Enlaces externos
 Completo bio en ruso (ruso)
 "Vladimir F. Vavilov " En Ilustrado Diccionario Enciclopédico Biográfico (ruso)
  en la Biblioteca de Dominio público Coral (ChoralWiki)
 "Ave María" Giulio Caccini. Por Vavilov. (Bulos musicales) (rusos)

Compositores de música clásica de Rusia del siglo XX
Fallecidos por cáncer de páncreas
Engaños musicales
Nacidos en San Petersburgo
Fallecidos en San Petersburgo
Fallecidos por cáncer en Rusia

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It's a pity really, that it's not further away from us than it is. I suppse we could put them on South Georgia instead (see below) but there are two issues: (1) They are too far away to have a cheap eye kept on them and be serviced with daily rations, and (2) fascist idiots like the Soviets Russian Government might try to "rescue" them while our back is turned one night.
I'm one of the 127 residents of Berneray. No, and no thank you. How about putting them in … London? Or somewhere like that?
n.b. link wrong in last comment – should point to http://www.silversprite.com – then you'll see Berneray is too busy a place to be a lefty-colony.
I think you'll find that, having done some more digging I had agreed that your island was too pleasant and too settled for this purpose. In 1968 Berneray seemed, from some miles away, to be deserted. I'd be quite willing to accept the opposite view now.
Would you object to these politicians-without-real-skills, media pundits, sociologists, left-leaning-dons, "documentary producers", film stars, etc being placed on St Kilda? I'd have suggested Rockall, but it's too hard to service them and they'd have little chance of survival.
London has certain logistical problems (I left it some years ago probably for the same reasons as (I suspect?) you or people you know well, did.) The individuals concerned would feel too much at home, even if incarcerated in a cleared area with no resources: other humans would "feel" nearby, even if invisible. The objective is to clearly sunder these people from normal ones by a tangible distance, for them to reflect.
I'd also suggest St Helena, but it's got a working population of several thousand, and I'd probably annoy them too!
Aha. There's two Bernerays. The uninhabited one at the southern end of the Outer Hebrides. And the inhabited one in the Sound of Harris that features in the YouTube videos.
St Kilda is fine as a place to dump people. What videos and pictures usually don't show of the place is that there are lots of military installations there. So it ain't that pretty.
They could be packed, two apiece, into Top Gear style Robin Reliant rockets and jettisoned into Outer Space couldn't they?
I'll direct operations from launch control. My pleasure.


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All of these are coming around to good fishing. Damselfly nymphs on intermediate lines around weed beds in shallow water is the best strategy. Midge pupa patterns under an indicator on a floating line are also effective. Try these everywhere including Daniels, Hawkins, Springfield, and Chesterfield reservoirs. Speaking of Chesterfield Reservoir, much of the land along the west and south shoreline is private property. It is to be crossed by foot traffic only. The landowner has expressed some concern that some cases of vehicle trespass has happened with garbage being left on the property. For many anglers, foot access to the reservoir across this property is the only way to effectively access the reservoir. We do not want to lose this access, so please respect the land owner's wish of foot travel only.
Warm water species activity you ask? Hasn't started yet. We need more days of summer this year of cool, wet springtime. We'll keep posted on when things pick up here.
Action is picking up on all of these. You can credit this improvement to warming waters bringing on some damselfly activity. Not many big emergences yet, but nymphs are moving as water warms. Midges will always be doing the same, so pupa patterns under an indicator will always work. Presentation is more important than pattern selection. Concentrate on shallow waters where vegetation is growing. Plants shelter food forms from scuds, damselfly nymphs, dragonfly nymphs, midges, and leeches. Floating lines are very useful now. Find the taking depth through use of an indicator for any of these. Intermediate lines are best for keeping flies submerged in shallow water this time of year. Fishing deeper water with faster sinking lines comes later in the year when shallows warm to the point where dissolved oxygen levels are uncomfortable for fish.
Action is beginning to pick up on all of these. For Chesterfield, Twenty-Four Mile, and Springfield reservoirs action seems long overdue. Daniels Res. offers the best action whether midging or trying damselfly nymph or small leech patterns if one concentrates on the shallows on the upper end and west side. Hawkins Res. offers its best fishing early and late in the day all over with the same patterns.
All our southeast corner reservoirs are improving fishing-wise, but better days will come with warming weather. Daniels offers the best fishing with damselfly nymphs, small leech patterns (intermediate lines) as well as migding. Stick to the shallows. Some fish are being caught in Chesterfield and Twenty-Four Mile reservoirs using the same techniques and in shallow water. Avoid the discolored water in both places. Springfield is producing with these techniques—Early AMs and evenings seem best. No reports yet on Treasureton. As for warm water fishing, Twin Lakes is slow as are most others.
We are paying attention to these because still waters are the only ones offering any variety right now. But even still waters are not at their best. We need higher water temperatures to get things really active, and it looks like the current warming trend is just what is needed. We have not heard of any still waters being terrific to this point, but stay with those small leech and damselfly nymph patterns because soon things will soon break loose. And concentrate on shallower waters whether at Chesterfield (avoid discolored inflow from Toponce Creek), Twenty-Four Mile (avoid discolored water from east side creek) or Daniels reservoirs—they are warmer. Of course midging will always work.
No big changes here. Midging remains the most consistent technique just about everywhere. Best locations for midging are upper end of Daniels Reservoir, Hawkins Res. along willows adjacent to the highway, east and west ends of Springfield Res. Warm weather is sure to boost fishing activity on all still waters.
The big factor on all of these is the weather. During days with sunshine and (if this is possible) no wind water warms enough to get aquatic insects active and fish responding to them. This goes for all still waters. Next week looks like the beginning of a good weather spell, so we will keep you informed of how things progress.
Even though Hawkins, Daniels and Springfield reservoirs are fishing well, bad weather can interfere. Try midging deep on Daniels. Damselfly nymphs will work on all these. And pray for some good weather because with warming all these reservoirs will pick up fishing-wise.
Daniels, Hawkins, and now Springfield reservoirs offer the best fishing. Midge pupa, any damselfly nymph imitations, and VERY small fly rod jigs are the ways to go. Three of us tried Springfield yesterday. Not much action until late afternoon. Fish began midging then and taking the very few speckled duns emerging. We had fish up to 22″, mostly from the east end. Damselfly nymph patterns seemed to work best. No big numbers of damselfly nymphs moving yet, but you gotta remember that they are in the water all the time and therefore available for trout to some degree. That is why their imitations are effective even in the early season on these still waters. We will keep up to date on how waters clear on Chesterfield and 24-Mile reservoirs. They still have run-off inflows, so when that slows these will become better fishing.
Just as Tim said on 5/16, it's still the same: Chesterfield Res. looks like chocolate milk thanks to run-off from Toponce Creek and the Portneuf River. Add Twenty-Four Mile to the list of chocolate milk look-alikes. That leaves Daniels, Devil Creek, Hawkins, and Springfield on the list of reservoirs with clearer water. Midging brings good results on all these. So do damselfly nymph and small leech patterns. We have no solid info on Treasureton Reservoir yet, but there has been good holdover water through the winter, and some very large fish were taken from it late last season.


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