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  • in reply to: What did you guys do on Memorial Day? #48694
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    honored a vet.

    put in the rest of the garden.

    sat in the woods on the last day of turkey season in PA.

    in reply to: Alone in the Mountains #48437
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    It’s a great stick, that’s for sure.

    in reply to: Taking Care of Cork Gripps #48449
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    Nothing better than an old, sweat stained cork handle.  It shows a rod has character.

    bd

    A+

    in reply to: Alone in the Mountains #48435
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    Neal,

    I use the exact setup.

    in reply to: New boats #48421
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    Zach,

    One of the skiff boats is mine.

    in reply to: Frogg Toggs #48427
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    My cabelas dry plus sucks.

    in reply to: Scale Buildup on Fly Lines #48462
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    Armor All.  It works.  But you have to be sure to wipe it all off.

    This one is brought up a lot and is really not a good alternative.  Armorall tends to accelerate the migration of plasticizers to the surface of the line and depleting the ‘life’ of your line. Although it’s not as bad as most home remedies for cleaning lines, it’s not a good one.

    If you want a home remedy, use hand soap and a Scotchbrite pad.  Again, not the best way but it’s a quick and easy solution.

    You are probably right.

    in reply to: Scale Buildup on Fly Lines #48459
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    1. Throw out
    2. buy new line

    Or cut the heads of the old lines, make a tip system and use a mono running line and you’ll have less issue with shooting line due to crud build up.

    Or hit up Tim pommer for some “testing lines” (kidding, Tim)

    Or go to your local flyshop and ask them if you can dig through their crappy line pile- you know the ones they take off customer reels- lines that are used 5 times a season and guys trade in for the latest and greatest?

    in reply to: New boats #48415
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    Adam, some cicada flies are on the way to you tomorrow….

    Thanks for your comments all.

    in reply to: Loop USA #48358
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    joe roope, castaway flyshop, Coeur d’ALane, ID.
    1-800-410-3133

    in reply to: New 5 wt. Drift Boat Rod #48397
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    Mike,

    I’ve given up on 6 wts for boat streamer fishing.

    in reply to: New 5 wt. Drift Boat Rod #48391
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    Red Truck 9′ 5wt Diesel.  Great tip feel, strong butt section.  All those recent dry fly delaware fish of mine were caught on it.

    Or why not a 6wt?  My scott S3s 6wt is the bomb for drift boat fishing.  LOOOOONG casts are not a problem and better mending ability and line control with a heavier line.

    in reply to: rain isn’t always bad #48336
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    hell yes.

    in reply to: rain isn’t always bad #48333
    anonymous
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    Could have been me.

    in reply to: There’re here… #48367
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    well?

    in reply to: There’re here… #48366
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    Carolina Fly posted some flies to match these at FTF.

    Really?

    in reply to: gobble gobble boom #48308
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    Zach,

    You can be a mediocre caller and still have success.

    in reply to: rain isn’t always bad #48330
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    Adam, you could have been on this trip.

    in reply to: gobble gobble boom #48305
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    Nice bird.

    in reply to: rain isn’t always bad #48328
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    good for you guys.

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