Chris Beech

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  • in reply to: A Cracking Murray Cod Trip #41139
    Chris Beech
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    These are camp out affairs, using electric powered boats. The fishery is based on a 40 acre impoundment with lots of timber that the fish use to their advantage.

    Whilst most fish were in the 50-65cm class, as you can see some were substantially larger than that. You just never know…

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Exclusive FREE Giveaway from TheFlyFishingDVD.com #41044
    Chris Beech
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    “production values of the site’s movies are REALLY high (this also goes for Aussie magazines and books – wonder what’s up with that?)

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    Beechy

    in reply to: What Did Everyone Get For Christmas? #40993
    Chris Beech
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    An LED Lantern from my wife…
    Some cool T-shirts from Scott, and some new caps and a long sleev T-shirt from FlyLife ;D

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    Chris Beech
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    Jimmy Barnes, Ian Moss and anything Cold Chisel. “Flame Trees”, “Khe Sanh” and “When The War Is Over” are firm favorites…

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    Beechy

    in reply to: Scott S4 9′ 4 wt? #40570
    Chris Beech
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    I don;t have that model, but I do have the 8’6″ #5 and 9′ #6. I think you’ll find the sensitivity and power you are looking for in the #4. That’s what the S4’s are all about. Low sheen, to boot.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Fly Fishing Products Brainstorming Session #40484
    Chris Beech
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    I like to fish light. I miss products like the JW Outfitters Bonefish pack – enough room for a large C&F box, tippet, pliers and hook hone. Something built to withstand years of use, without being too big and bulky.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Best Synthetic Clouser Material #57789
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    I tie most of mine with bucktail, but when I use synthetics I use Ultra Hair – it hold up to teeth well. I’ve found softer synthetics tend to tangle.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Xi3 vs. TCX in 9 weight. #40002
    Chris Beech
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    Dave, would you

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    Beechy

    in reply to: What is the most redneck thing you have ever done? #40031
    Chris Beech
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    Dave, Clark is obviously copying your look…

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    Beechy

    in reply to: Scott Custom Shop Lets You Get What You Want #39697
    Chris Beech
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    … And you get covered by the OEM factory warranty.

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    Beechy

    in reply to: Fly rods for bream fishing #39596
    Chris Beech
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    I’ve been using a Scott Warm Water Special #6 – nice rod for this kind of thing, but a different species of bream I think.

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    Beechy

    in reply to: More fish porn #39472
    Chris Beech
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    Got him on a cockchafer beetle pattern – a foam beetle about as big as your index fingernail with rubber legs.

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    Beechy

    in reply to: Winston WT vs. Scott G2 or Sage TXL #39228
    Chris Beech
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    Dave – Mayfly are the Australian Distributor of Scott rods, you’ll have to ask them. I’m sure they will loan you one if they have it in stock.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Winston WT vs. Scott G2 or Sage TXL #39223
    Chris Beech
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    Don’t look past the Scott S4 either – for me this is one of the great all-round freshwater fly rods on the market. I’m with Zach on the line weights – my personal collection stops at #3.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Which one? #38163
    Chris Beech
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    Darrell, see if you can find a Scott E2 #6 on clearance – both the 9′ and 9’6″ are really nice rods in the #6. They were discontinued last year but you might still find some.

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Favourite Fly Fishing Online Sites???? #37282
    Chris Beech
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    Morsie, you forgot to mention… Socks.

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    Beechy

    in reply to: Favourite Fly Fishing Online Sites???? #37278
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    in reply to: Pontoon Boat Suggestions #37201
    Chris Beech
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    Okay – looking at an electric – how many lbs thrust do people use? I can get 18, 44 or 54lb… My guess is 54lb will be overkill and 18lb not enough – any thoughts/experience?

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Pontoon Boat Suggestions #37198
    Chris Beech
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    DA – I’m going to use it in Patterson Lakes, Victoria – google earth and take a look… As well as some of the coastal rivers for EPs and bream, lakes for Murray cod, trout etc – anywhere you’d use one of those float boats, really.

    Line management doesn’t seem to be an issue for me – I’m used to using a stripping basket and will sort something out. Maybe a swing basket on a post or something, but I’ll make it work… ;D

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

    in reply to: Pontoon Boat Suggestions #37194
    Chris Beech
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    Thanks for the replies, guys. The pontoons are dark green…

    Will look into the oar caddies.

    Is there such a thing as a light weight battery? Will have to check that one out. Can’t wait to get it on the water!

    Best Regards,

    Beechy

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