Ian Crabtree
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Don –
Listen to Tim, not me. He’s the line designer.
Zach
Don’t listen to either of them. Level line all the way.
Oh fine, GPX.
Zack,
I would like one of these: http://www.simmsfishing.com/site/prodry_cap.html
Is it possible to have my name embroidered on it as well?
Thanks.
The Trout Stalker fixes all of the problems the Mastery Expert Distance had as an everyday fishing line.
Wouldn’t be my first choice as a primary line for nymph or streamer fishing, but it’s a killer presentation/distance line – think dry flies and light nymphs.
Zima Matthews wrote on Today at 11:06am
You need to bring the San Miguel back.
With a carbon fiber sticker.
Zach,
I’ve actually had this problem before. I’ve had good luck by soaking the line in acetone or isopropyl alcohol.
As those of you who stalk me on Facebook know by now (Ian I am looking at you)
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Facebook? Please.
LinkedIn is where it’s at dude.
(Also, who would want to stalk Zach?)
I took this photo with my phone, so it really doesn’t do justice to the combination of the smoke machine and laser lights.
The highlight of the entire experience – while the 14 year old obviously wasn’t carded, Andrew was.
Thanks everyone.
We do have an (extremely slow) internet connection via satellite, so I’ll be able to post some compressed pictures.
I’m feeling like a beaten dog after four days of pushing around catarafts (brutal!), so I’ll post something more interesting when I get the time.
Ian
Anne’s beach at dawn or dusk on either side of a low tide. Look for tailers close to shore between the two parking lots.
There are some slobs cruising around there. It’s a pretty well known spot, but rarely fished because of all the people swimming during the day.
I had an enormous bonefish bend out a hook on that flat. It’s a good time, check it out.
Edit: Forgot to mention, some big snook work that shoreline as well.
