I have to second everything you wrote except I might add that "inspiring" and "incredible" are understatements to some of things I heard and saw this weekend as a volunteer stream monitor. As an example, I saw a disabled vet with one arm tie on a two-fly rig (with no assistance) and then proceed to fish what I thought was the most technical part of the Rose River like he was shooting fish in a barrel. This part of the river had been skunking some of the better fishermen for four or five hours.
Project Healing Waters is truly a worthy cause and I enjoyed every moment of a long Sunday on the Rose River even with an afternoon rain shower that tried to put a damper on things. I encourage everyone to check out the link Jim posted below.
On Monday, April 29, 2013 5:38:17 PM UTC-4, Jim wrote:
What an amazing weekend! It was great to see Rob and Lang out supporting Project Healing Waters this weekend. Rob was one of the Pro-Vet guides, Lang was monitoring the stream, and I was teamed up with a soon to be vet. There was some awesome fishing, but more importantly, some truly inspiring stories from the participants. It was incredible. For those that haven't been involved, take a look at www.projecthealingwaters.org.--
http://www.tpfr.org
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