[Carter Simcoe]

Sounds a lot like my last tarpon trip.

[Carter Simcoe]

ha ha ha.

[Carter Simcoe]

I’m looking for some prison-jumpsuit-orange ones to scare the crackheads away.

[Carter Simcoe]

Yes but thats not saying much.

[Carter Simcoe]

Dave, help us out with some paragraphs if you don’t mind.

[Carter Simcoe]

or maybe in keeping with the trip element you can just do fly fishing and travel or something, I dunno.

[Carter Simcoe]

how about fly fishing on LSD?

[Carter Simcoe]

The Ted Juracsik one should be sweet.

[Carter Simcoe]

I know Mike will disagree but I have tried and do not like the integrated lines.

[Carter Simcoe]

cool, with the talk about murray park i just wanted to make sure you were still fishing on the cooks landing side.

[Carter Simcoe]

What side of the river have you been fishing on?

[Carter Simcoe]

they are extremely hard and unpredictable fish, no doubt.

[Carter Simcoe]

Do you cast shooting heads often?

[Carter Simcoe]

Hey Steven, I’ve got a project thats keeping me all tied up but I’ll take you out at some point.

[Carter Simcoe]

I pry their mouthes open with a piece of flat steel stock and then pull it straight up out of their teeth.

[Carter Simcoe]

If you start targeting them on a regular basis you’ll switch to a hookless rope fly, trust me.

[Carter Simcoe]

You want shallow-ish, slow water with lots of sun shinning on it.

[Carter Simcoe]

yeah, its had to tell without any kind of scale there but I think your right, a bobcat darkened somehow.

[Carter Simcoe]

the front legs definitely aren’t deer legs but (and its a fuzzy photo) it looks like the color of the fur on the head and the legs are of slightly different color than the rest of the body.

[Carter Simcoe]

photochopped deer?

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