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anonymous
MemberIf that pond is seldom fished and only by you, chances are that big ole bucketmouth isn’t as smart as he is credited with.
The recommendation on going small, isn’t one I’d follow, but after hearing your description of the flies you are using, you might be going bigger than needed.
anonymous
MemberMy friend uses the 18-200mm exclusively.
anonymous
MemberI have that pond in my front yard and grew up on another farm pond just like it.
anonymous
Memberbeats my plastic storage bins and butcher block workbench.
anonymous
MemberNice photos.
anonymous
MemberGreat video that represents a great company that makes great rods.
Think I need to pull the trigger on the 7’7″ 4wt F2.
But . . . . . . does this mean Sage fans get a new rod and Scott fans only get a new video this year?
I’m ok with a video.
anonymous
MemberThe hand signed Scott logo has always been a very cool touch to me.
It is a cool touch.
anonymous
MemberOh lord…..marketing hype.
anonymous
MemberFor tube storage, I have a shelf that they all stack in neatly.
anonymous
MemberGet a 7wt switch rod.
anonymous
MemberBag the fishing, Ace.
anonymous
MemberSal,
I’d agree with you on Steamboat and Yampa, but respectfully disagree about the South Platte/Dream Stream.
anonymous
MemberFrying Pan.
anonymous
MemberI find that for fishing solo in fast running water a kayak is the way to go. I have been using them to fish in fast rivers for years.
How do you manage to handle a paddle and cast a fly rod in moving water?
anonymous
MemberTie your own.
anonymous
MemberJason,
Watermaster has the open floor where you wear flippers, propoel yourself with your feet, hands free.
anonymous
MemberGot it.
anonymous
MemberSuper Fluke.
anonymous
MemberInteresting.
anonymous
MemberThanks guys.
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