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MemberWhat about the 50mm f1.4 prime lens??
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MemberHow old is the son?
Does the Father already fly fish?
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MemberWo Wo Wubbzy
Is this a photo contest?
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MemberMonkeys Wedding ~ when it is sunny, but raining…
We get in 2 ways…
1. In summer, in the late afternoon we get big storms pressing through, much like you guys get, but mostly without the tornado, and just after them, the sun shines under them, so the cloud is above you and raining on you, but the sun is shinning…
2. It gets hot here, + 35 deg c, well into the + 95 f, and have high wispy clouds that go over a thermal, as it does this, it drops it’s water, so you have an almost clear sky with light rain, in places…
Not sure where it came from but my father always said
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MemberCorey- tremendous images:) last one is surreal.
Rob- lol at the tongue/rod
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MemberSuperb work Cameron!
As someone with an interest in photography
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MemberI must suck or something, but I have cast alot of rods and can never get the refined opinions on them that you guys get.
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Membercool, maybe well soon be able to buy them at “everyday low prices” in wal-mart!
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MemberRegan,
Really? The Upper Delaware?
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MemberWasn’t there a book “50 places to fish before you die?”
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MemberGood one, Ben. Santa looked like bailed-out wino. Loved the Elf.
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MemberOh, yeah… The one trip I always thought would be cool would be the Animas- along that narrow gauge railway to Silverton.
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Memberdefinitely Jerky
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natures valley honey-oats baranonymous
MemberWould this pollution have any effect on the Oak Ridge Nuclear Lab steam intakes in Melton Hill Reservoir do you think?
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MemberNice to see those bows in the Gunnison. What a beauty, David. Thanks for posting.
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MemberZach, that sucks.
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MemberJoys:
The kids.anonymous
MemberThanks guys.
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MemberI think some of you guys need to read the forum’s rules on using your full name, so we all know who each other are. Its only courteous to the other members who abide by those rules.
Thanks,
Regan
Abide by what rules? Either the board administer requires full identification or he doesn’t. Zach doesn’t. Some of us have legitimate reasons for posting anonymously. Here’s mine: A certain percentage of people recognize my name and immediately treat me differently. This happens repeatedly in the real world and I get sick of it. Here, I can be anonymous and be judged from what knowledge or opinions I bring to the board. No worrying about people toadying up to me because they think I’m some kind of celebrity. I hate that.
My intent with this thread was to create a good conversation. I live in the Colorado mountains and up here, we’re buried under another monster winter. That bodes well for next year’s fishing, but it leaves most of us with a severe case of the shack nasties. Except for limited tailwater fishing, trout season is shut down here. This same topic provided an excellent discussion on my local board, but I figured you guys are more white collar than that crowd and might see things differently. And in fact you did.
Finally, Zach, your paternalistic post provoked a horse laugh from me. What the hey do you mean you’re watching this thread carefully? What are you running here, a damn kindergarten? I’m probably older than your old man and I’ll be damned if you’re gonna talk to me like that, so I’ll roll up my tent and be out of here. I post here about once a month anyway, so it’s no big loss. Erase them all, if you wish.
I would have been happy to share my real identity with you via PM or e-mail, but I’ve got no reason to trust you now, nor not much reason to care.
To the rest of you, have a happy and prosperous 2009, and I wish you many tight lines. Tally ho.
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MemberTodd,
I didn’t know Orvis made giant brown trout.
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