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2-7-niner here in SW PA.
zach, you are right, and I wanna puke STILL over these gas prices.
I’ve been riding my bike to work 12 miles and back.
I apologize if i came off a little brash in my first post.
however, if we are so concerned with stealth, why don’t they all drop the “orange” trend and go straight to all camo??
I hope this plaid thing doesn’t stick.
The tanny mctan thing is pretty funny and very true!
Everyone is entitled to an opinion, and mine is….these are lame and overpriced!
will either of those help me catch more trout? nope.
will either help me land more chicks? my wife says no!fly fishing fashion
I like it Drifter–nice and simple, and versatile. Did you make the bottom panels? Any details on them would be fun.
Good day, David. You might check out
http://www.classicflyrodforum.com/They have a section on appraisals.
I’d suspect the rod was a $600-800 rod depending on the time frame of when it was purchased new. I don’t think Orvis is making that model any longer.
Gord, I have not used the Streamer Express Clear Tip, but have used the Stillwater version quite a bit. Great line for fishing streamers or wet flies in low water in the tailwaters during high sun. It still puts a shadow over the bottom, but with sized down tippet it doesn’t seem to alert the fish as much. I usually use about 4 feet of 6 pound test for a leader in really difficult conditions.
The one annoying thing about the line is it tends to get sticky, especially after you clean it with the abrasive pad the first time. Perhaps the streamer express version is different. I think once you clean it, you need to faithfully clean and re-lube with a silicon based lube.
Would be interested in your thoughts (or anyone elses) on the streamer express clear tip if you wind up getting one.
Hey, Mike. If you have not found it yet, there’s a lot of discussion on this topic at http://www.sportsshooter.com
Have fun.
