I really hate hearing this. It is a sad reality that the local fly shop is becoming an extinct notion. I knew the owner of a local fly shop in Culpeper and he was a great guy. It was his dream to start a fly shop. He worked hard at making the dream the reality and he ran a nice shop. I helped him some and guided with him a few times. It was really painful to watch the shop close.
I wish Urban Angler the best. It is so hard to compete with the internet guys who have little overhead since some of them don't even have brick and mortar stores. Eventually it will be hard to find a local shop to walk into and see what local fly patterns are there. We will be using some copied fly pattern that was tied in some foreign country. I was told that this was the fate of Walt's Poppers too.
Sorry to hear this news.
-- I wish Urban Angler the best. It is so hard to compete with the internet guys who have little overhead since some of them don't even have brick and mortar stores. Eventually it will be hard to find a local shop to walk into and see what local fly patterns are there. We will be using some copied fly pattern that was tied in some foreign country. I was told that this was the fate of Walt's Poppers too.
Sorry to hear this news.
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