[Colin M.]

I think the brine models are nice and lightweight, I had a pair with amber lenses that is now on the bottom of lake seneca thanks to my dog who is a poor kayak companion when ducks are around.

[Colin M.]

I agree is that your tying space or a fly shop?

[Colin M.]

Agreed, posting a link to you tying a fly is not quite jive.

its mostly shuck.

[Colin M.]

Stellar!!!

[Colin M.]

Roger that.

[Colin M.]

Michael, Can’t you shoot down to Cabelas and check em out?

If you wanted to support a small store you could always pick what ones you want there, then order them from a fly shop.

[Colin M.]

Sorry to hear of your loss.

[Colin M.]

Eric nice tie, I am assuming you fish this for trout on a sink tip? Or is this guy designed for warm water feesh?

[Colin M.]

Ralph I think there is a thread below somewhere about it.

[Colin M.]

I wish i knew how to use the software i have…man you guys produce some gorgeous work…

[Colin M.]

The parting shot has me hungry!

Nice work.

[Colin M.]

Now this is one trip report I can’t wait to hear !!

[Colin M.]

Eric you can find it pretty easy online.

[Colin M.]

What lb test fire line?

I’ve just used like 60lb mono…that works well too.

[Colin M.]

I am going to have to try that long legged approach up this way to see if it makes any difference…okay now you can delete that last post so the secret doesn’t get out!

[Colin M.]

Justin, you do realize that you now need to post a circus poodle tutorial right?! at least a picture c’mon maaaaan!

[Colin M.]

Be careful off resort in Mexico.

[Colin M.]

That photo sums up Cold weather fishing when you don’t have success.

[Colin M.]

A fast action 7’6 is the ticket if you asked me.

[Colin M.]

Right on!

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