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🙂 I repaired my Chota’s. I bought a repair kit. I removed the old felt and then used Gorilla glue. I made sure the soles were really tight by using screws to keep the soles secure. When they dried (left to dry for 36 hours) I removed the screws. and just replaced the studs with new ones. I’ve been fishing on the repaired boots at least 3 times a week for the last 6 months without a problem. Silver Doc
Quote: “The whole reason I went to law school was to make enough money that I could pay people to do stuff like this instead of having to do it myself.”
And they wonder why lawyers have image problems? Nothing about “helping people” just about making money! That’s so sad. But that’s about 90% of the profession.
I use 3 rods out of my collection. One is a bamboo, second is a rod made by a gentleman here in Pa. and third is
Met some buddies & headed down state WV. Fished the Smoke Hole C&R area of the South Branch of the Potomac. Started strong with 2 bows within 15 minutes. Caught on size 16 black stone nymph.
Water was cold, clear & very low. Had to cover lots of water to find the fish. Well worth it though.
Great day to be outside doing what I love…Fly FishingThanks man…. been loking for this type (candid) reveiw for this rod.
They really got the hype machine down though don’t they…?
…”YOU WILL CATCH MORE FISH WITH THIS ROD”…sheeshThe check is in the mail. S.D. Or as someone once said of the female tennis player, “the male is in the Chech. I do love puns.
Zach
I agree the lens investment arguement is a valid one- though I would argue that investing in high quality lens performance is different than simply investing in lens
The Hiwassee is a beautiful river with different characteristics depending on water generation. It has a large insect population with many hatches to match. It is pretty much unwadeable when they are generating two or more generators, but very wadeable with one or less.
It is a pretty tough river to row a drift boat down, especially the trophy section, but once you learn the lines it is not too bad.
The average size of fish is maybe 10 inches with an occasional 14-20 inch fish thrown into the mix.
If I was going to make a two hour drive to the Hiwassee, I would try to hit the sulphur hatch in June, which can be really good.
For generation schedule call 1-800-238-2264 and follow the menus. If you have any questions just shoot me an email.
DBunch
