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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.
Since this may have been your last post given the dire warnings . Do you have a satellite download sys off your cam that you can keep active the whole time you are shooting that automatically posts to the IA forum ???:)))) We want to see the pics!!!:))))
While I have been there done that – stuck in the Northern Manitoba bush for 3 days past pickup date cos the float plane could’nt fly to get in and pick us up-
Eric, you can edit rendered files in photoshop and set it to handle raw in adobe rgb by going to EDIT-PREFERENCE-EXTERNAL EDITOR in lightroom.
See if that helps.
PS Lightroom helps says, “Raw photo files generally don’t have embedded color profiles. For raw files, the Develop module assumes a wide color space based on the color values of the ProPhoto RGB color space. ProPhoto RGB encompasses most colors that cameras can record.”
Does it do in Library mode?
When I was doing archeology I worked with a zooarchaeologist who liked to pick dead animals. We would put them in the back of the truck then she would take them home and bury them in what I remember to be fire ant piles maybe not. Anyway some time later she would dig up the nicely cleaned bones, label, and store them. When we would find a bone on a site she would pull out her collection for comparison.
Fun stuff
