Rhode Island TU

A self-confessed fly fishing fool, Bob Lindquist lives in Callicoon, N.Y.  Before retirement, Bob waded the waters of Long Island with feathered frauds for over forty years.  His favorite targets were false albacore, striped bass, weakfish and the wild brook trout of a local spring creek, the Carmans River.  Bob has also fished the Catskills, particularly the Delaware River System, since 1983.  His passion for this magnificent river system inspired Bob to build his retirement home on the banks of the Main Stem of the Delaware River.  As a guide, Bob uses the skills learned fishing the Delaware River system to explore and catch fish in this magnificent fishery.  In addition, Bob has a blossoming passion for both Atlantic Salmon and Steelhead.  Bob has worked with numerous fly fishing industry companies including Whiting Farms, Solarez, Ahrex and others.
Trained in mathematics, physics, philosophy and education, Bob takes an analytical approach to fly fishing.  His work has lead to articles in Fly Tyer, Salt Water Fly Fishing, Fly Fisherman, American Fly Fishing and Japanese Fly Fishing magazines.  He is a recognized fly tyer who has appeared at many shows including those held in Edison, Lancaster, Marlborough, Virginia, Connecticut and Long Island.  Recently, Bob has added a passion for photography to his fly fishing and tying addictions.  As a retired teacher and coach, Bob uses his public speaking skills to give presentations to clubs throughout the Mid Atlantic and North East regions.