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Mountainsmith hiking stick. carbine tip, replaceable, camera mount in the head, and also you can get a “V” thingy to rest your rifle on to shoot with too.
I found mine at the North Branch Potomac, underwater.
1. Dr. slick extra large mitten clamps for steelhead in winter.
2. About ten pairs of hemos with scissors from my vet buddy.I wanted an 8wt setup that was versatile enought for redfish on the South Carolina Coast as well as Largemouth in KY. I ended up with a TFO Professional Series and a Battenkill Mid Arbor, lined with Orvis Redfish line. I REALLY like this set up. I have less than $350 in the whole set up.
IMO, for the money spent, the TFO rods and the Battenkill reels can’t be beat.
I too have acouple of battenkill mid arbors, however, I dropped one, dented the spool and rendered it useless.
Yes, you will catch a couple more fish with a $700 rod, but it is not necessary.
Chris.
Really? I don’t agree. There’s alot of hype out there. I mean, I agree it’s not necessary, but I disagree that a price tag will warrant you more fish to hand.
I have a buddy who has the money to afford any stick on the market. He fishes Gander mtn. rods and I’ve seen him throw 70’+ and put away more 20″+ trout away this season than probably most guys on this board see in a lifetime.
