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  • in reply to: Gar flies #58108

    Thanks Drifter, but are the above flies not intended for the long-nosed gar, meant to get wrapped up in all of the teeth? I will have to do some research, but I am pretty sure that the gar locally aren’t long-nosed. Would this matter?
    D.

    in reply to: Gar flies #58106

    Thanks for the info. guys.
    D.

    in reply to: Spring Skwala Trip #43420

    Just awesome Cor., once again! As with a fine vino, you seem to get better with age. You should do seminars…I will be your first student!
    D.

    in reply to: Fishin’ Buddies #43384

    The only thing better than one fishing buddy Jim is two! 🙂 I have found the key is to let them have their fun first and then they will listen a WHOLE lot better when you get a fish on.

    Joel

    I see me some Spiffy Dog gear, Moosedog. Those guys have certainly got some of my money in the past two years. Thanks, BTW.
    D.

    in reply to: Fishin’ Buddies #43380

    Great stuff Jim! And you’re doing much better than I did with mine…I can’t keep her from chomping up fly lines.

    D.

    in reply to: which software for photos and light videos? #70848

    Chris,
    I completely agree with Eric. Given the modest price difference and the limitations of Elements, L2 would be your best bet. Plus, you have plenty of growing room w/ L2, and having L2 might even inspire you more. And, as Eric mentioned, it will double as a handy organizational tool for your images.

    D.

    in reply to: Carp looking for another Mulberry #70835

    Oh man…I would have a hard time leaving that one alone, especially since you know they get no pressure. But I would also imagine that the fine for getting caught is a sufficient deterrent.

    Nice image too, Mike! I wish my carp waters were that clear and photo-worthy.

    D.

    in reply to: Sleeping in the Dirt 3… #43296

    Am I the only one that thinks the whole thing looks a little blurry?  The previous issues looked the same.

    Maybe it’s my monitor.

    Do you have an address for the other issues?

    The first and second issue can be found here:
    http://www.sleepinginthedirt.blogspot.com/

    John Bennett contributed some solid material!
    Thanks John.

    D.

    in reply to: Buffalo Run Time #42981

    Mike,
    I love me some Buffalo! Great pullin’ fish, no doubt. We have them thick in a tailwater or two around here. The TX variety love to hit some flashy Foxy Clousers. What are you guys using for them?
    D.

    in reply to: New CS5 #70656

    I don’t think I can take advantage of the 64 bit because my OS is Windows XP and my computer only has 4G of RAM, so what does that mean to me if I were to get CS5?

    JMW,
    Above is your problem, and here is the cure:

    in reply to: Photo Art #70670

    Dust,

    Thanks for the heads up; I placed an order this morning.

    Glad it worked out. Did you go with the gallery wrap or a print?

    D.

    in reply to: Native Ultimate Rigging and Loading #42873

    Thanks for the input Drifter. I need to read again and go through these pages. I did get some stuff for rigging, and I hope to do that to the boat this week. And I want to try one of the high-grad paddles, but I noticed yesterday that for the price I could mount a Minn-Kota troller. My boat is filling quickly!

    Hey Cam.,
    You got any images of your anchor trolley system or the other improvements you have made to your boat?

    Thanks Guys…I appreciate all of y’alls input.

    Dusty

    in reply to: Photo Art #70665

    I like the wraps myself.
    http://mpix.com/
    D.

    in reply to: Paddle Sense. #42758

    Thanks Mike, I’ll give ’em a look.
    Was it you that posted a detailed pic of how your boat is rigged last year? If so, would you mind reposting that image?
    D.

    in reply to: Still no fishing,, but I did find these #70607

    They look great, Mike! Were you in the water with the Pelicans?

    D.

    in reply to: Sleeping in the Dirt #2… #42785

    Thanks guys for the kind words and encouragement. All credit, though, should go to AO as my part is very small.

    Dusty

    in reply to: Paddle Sense. #42755

    Thanks guys. And Zach, my next question was going to head in the same direction as yours. I have considered a push-pole myself, but first I have to find my stability. I am told I should be able to stand in the Native, though the water is still a bit chill here, and I have yet to find the courage to try this feature.

    D.

    Drifter,
    I would be very interested to hear about your findings from the upcoming trip. Thank you.

    in reply to: First Image Post #70618

    Kurt,
    I would buy many of those, no bs, but especially the first and last.
    D.

    in reply to: First 2010 TR #42574

    Smelt dinner? I cannot believe you guys eat that and claim to enjoy it. As I have spent little time with Rick, I do not claim to know his culinary preferences. However, located as he is, geographically, I assure you he is not dining on smelt. Calf fries, or Rocky Mt. Oysters, might be more appropriate.

    D.

    MS,
    I just realized we were not referring to the same Rick…mon mauvais!
    D.

    in reply to: First 2010 TR #42572

    I was on the PM on Oct. 16th of last year. We got into them, but they were already spawned out and looking rather spent. From what we were told, I got there two weeks too late for the salmon and two weeks too early for the steelies.
    D.

    Spawned out isn’t the word for them, more like the swimming dead.

    No argument here. I have never seen so many dead fishies.

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