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anonymous
MemberI own a Clacka 16′ Weight Forward that we use on everything from lakes to Class II whitewater.
anonymous
MemberAfter coming unbuttoned with a 30-35″ tiger last weekend, I finally found my first musky on the fly. I can’t imagine what the take of a 40″+ fish would be like after seeing what the smaller ones are capable of. I think this could spark a new addiction…
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MemberNice. Cool concept.
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MemberZach,
In addition to Sandy, (who is a member here) try:
http://www.riverstouch.com
http://www.woodenboatpeople.comRay Heater at http://www.raysriverdories.com
and AJ DeRosa at http://www.woodboattours.comThere are many perspectives on methods to build wood boats and what they buy you.
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MemberI had one to them 3 week turnaround, got it on Tuesday.
anonymous
MemberZach, you can you use our email exchanges as license to quote if you choose to do so.
anonymous
MemberHeddon model 300.
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MemberAll opinion of course but,
To me the Scott original G’s were the best dry fly rods ever made.
anonymous
MemberOkay not to ruin the discussion on this, but I think you guys should check what Buster Wants to Fish has to say on Tenkara:
This is actually hilarious!
anonymous
MemberI’ve never nymphed with the Tenkara setup.
anonymous
MemberI have the Iwana by Tenkara USA.
anonymous
MemberNeil,
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MemberI second and third the Juan…. Tied three dozen tonight for my upcoming MT trip….
anonymous
MemberOk, Morsie wins.
NICE!
anonymous
Memberhere:
and here:
anonymous
MemberNeck straps suck.
anonymous
MemberI can tell you glass is far more durable than graphite.
anonymous
MemberCortland peach #4.
anonymous
MemberOh, in that case, you need a takeout. haha 🙂
anonymous
Memberwhy do you need a boat ramp for a canoe?
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