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ah the drama- the quest for my

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Wtg Neal – well deserved recog. for some heavy lifting.

Carter –

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Mike- hilarious.

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Amazing as always John.

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Dave Z and I fish the same water and I can attest to the hilarity that rafters can provide…

It appears that booze and watercraft go hand in hand here in PA and I can’t tell you how many rowdy groups I have seen go by early in the day that were clearly drunk.

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Thanks Scott,

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Ty Rob for the leads.

Apparantly insect flight is a rather

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At public boat launches just like anywhere else, there is some comic relief.

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Again, thanks for the info guys.

Besides cost, the reason I was leaning towards electric is the amount of water that it would provide us access to.

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This was Bela.

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btw I thought of you when I saw this – actually I thought of me first:)–

http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/04/nikon-unveils-fabre-photo-ex-dslr-based-stereoscopic-microscope/

Interesting concept. But, I have to draw the line somewhere :-).

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Those are great Neal

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Thanks Andrew – the search goes on.

Will

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#2 folks who pull up to a boat ramp with one of those trailers that hold a dozen canoes/kayaks. The boat ramp soon becomes littered with wetsuits, paddles, pfds and kayaks while their owners casually put on sunscreen.

I made the mistake of assuming that these people would move their gear out of the way when I backed the trailer down the ramp one day.

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Thanks for the info guys.

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Neal,

It may not mean much coming from a guy who has never even photographed a fly, but I really like these.

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Learning to do post work is a whole ‘nother issue for me.

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Hi Joel-

I know that the individual competative edge seems like a

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Guys,

Here’s another one I took the same day as #3.

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Thanks guys.

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