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Elmer Fudd didn’t start with that bowling pin look — he actually evolved into it… and then evolved again. His earliest version was a character named Egghead, created by Tex Avery in 1937. The Elmer we know today — hunting “wabbits” — made his big debut in 1940’s A Wild Hare with Bugs Bunny. The round, bowling-pin version came later, around 1941–42, modeled after voice actor Arthur Q. Bryan. By 1943, the studio slimmed him down into the version burned into our cartoon-loving brains today. #FactOr

Elmer Fudd goes sneaky time. 😊 Back eddies on small creeks, especially fully exposed ones like this, can be hard to get a fly to without spooking the resident. Coming in from its downstream by coming in from true upstream makes sense. BUT... don't walk past mid stream as you risk scenting the water or sending a dust plume in to the fish, spooking it. Stay on your side of the current and reach cast across using your rod to get across the seam and lay the cast in to the eddy. 1 minute slow motion

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