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  • in reply to: Streamer Rod #34553
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    Colin,

    in reply to: New Zealand or Bust!!! #34562
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    Joel,

    My dream trip is to NZ. You da Man!

    If you have a min. could you comment on what you had to do prior to your trip in regards to “invasives”? I have heard of gear having to be washed and certified, having to get new boots and flies bought in NZ??? Not sure what is true and what may be hype but figured you might know.

    I am sure if you are linking up with a guide the will have all the answers but I just thought I would ask.

    Thanks!

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    in reply to: Streamer Rod #34549
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    Hey Dave,

    Thanks for the advice, check your PM.

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    in reply to: Streamer Rod #34547
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    Ironic…. This same subject has been on my mind. My first real experience with “Chucking” bugs was with Corey in UT, what a BLAST!

    While I was out there I was able to demo a 9′ 6wt Z-axis. What a rod; light in the hand, a gem to cast with a great action and plenty of power. Only down side $ 630.00

    I have been looking at a 9′ 6wt St Croix, Avid or TFO, Pro. Any advice??

    Corey what was the rod you let me use?

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    in reply to: Streamer Fishing Instructional #32732
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    Shane,

    Best advice I can give is take a trip to Utah, hook up with a guy named Corey, and presto you are in to some of the biggest browns you may have ever caught in your life!

    I would take any and ALL advice Corey gives on streamer fishing! Man Knows what he is talking about.

    K2

    in reply to: 28 yr. flyfisher, new member to this board #28123
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    Eric,

    If you are out here in the fall and are looking for some good evening-night action the Breaches has a really good White Fly hatch!

    Email or PM and I will “Pay it Forward” as Corey had talked about!

    Later!

    in reply to: I’m the new guy #27796
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    Hey Dave!!!

    Welcome!! I am glad you decided to check out the board. Lots of good info, great pics, lil to no BITCHING (very refreshing), and I have not seen any ridicule to speak of!!!

    I will put you on the spot; any chance of seeing the Brute you mentioned??

    Later man!

    Kalvin

    in reply to: 28 yr. flyfisher, new member to this board #28114
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    Hey Joe!!!!

    Good choice to join the board a bunch of great guys and tons of AWESOME pics. How did you like the last one on the thread I forwarded you??? Corey can fish and really does some great work with a camera!!!

    Eric,

    When were you out here? More than willing to help out in the future.

    in reply to: Met up w/ an IA buddy and did a little fishing #27530
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    Work 8-430 Fish 5-10 sleep 11-630!!!! Even the wife feels slighted.

    What a schedule!!! Beats 7-12s in Iraq any day!!!

    in reply to: Met up w/ an IA buddy and did a little fishing #27529
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    Wow, how do you thank a guy you meet for the first time ever after just a few emails that; shows you several spots along his favorite river, then takes you to his favorite stretch and expands your knowledge base to a whole new world of the sport? Oh… yea… I forgot to mention that he let me use his rod and gave me several flies to use for the evening. Then to top off an AWESOME evening he takes several pics and does his magic and by noon the next day you have an email of several great shots just to solidify the memory for years to come!

    All I can say is Corey is ONE STAND UP GUY!!! Thanks man!!! You can count on me coming back and we will absolutely hook up again.

    THANKS!!!

    in reply to: Aaron’s Bass Photoshop Fix #63831
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    Zach,

    Maybe I have been living under a rock or sucking sand for too long but that is about the collest thing ever!!! Absolutly AWESOME!!! I have used PS usually to spice up or make fun of someone during intel briefs while deployed I had no idea it had that capability!!!!!

    WOW!!!

    in reply to: Tribute to Mr. Robert Clouser #27812
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    The pics are from an outing late last spring. They are no where near the quality of the pics on this board (just point and shoot) but I figured with a tribute to “The Man” I had to post.

    The Man and His River

    Lil Instruction

    I live and work about 15 mnutes from his shop. Many a lunch hours spent spent with a quick run to his place for the latest update and advice. The Susky has taken a lot of hits lately but we are hoping for the best.

    Kalvin

    in reply to: Wild Trout Symposium #26703
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    Thanks Zach!!!

    Saved to the desktop printed.

    You are the man!

    Kalvin

    in reply to: Wild Trout Symposium #26700
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    Hey Zach,

    Any chance of getting that PDF? I am stuck in Iraq and my only form of fishing is reading about every FF rag out there, tying and the net! I would like to take a look at that if its cool.

    Thanks!!

    in reply to: Wild Trout Symposium #26699
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    Drifter,

    I had that same exact experience. It was quite a few years ago and I am not sure where I was on the creek (meadow 1, 2 or 3). Should have paid more attention to the little things but it was all about the fish! All I know is we entered the park and went to a pull off area where people were set up camping. We were with about 10 guys. 8 wanted to work up stream and I knew I did not want to follow that crowd so another guy named Joe and I went down stream. They managed to catch a few nice cuts but Joe and I had a BLAST!!! It was exactly what you said shallower pocket water with a ton of lil cutts very eager to eat a red humpy. We actually lost count of how many fish we caught. I still have the remnants of that humpy!! Amazing to read through a post and it bring back such vivid memories.

    That trip was a blur, it was in 1994 and I was only 15 but EVERY kid should get 14 days to do nothing but fish some of the finest water in the US!!!

    GOOD TIMES!!!

    in reply to: Range of rod weights you own. #26597
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    in reply to: Utah, Salt Lake area??? #26448
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    Corey,

    Looking at your photo skills I would love to get out with you just for a few decent pics!!! Kudos to you!!!

    I am planning on the week of 20-26 July. I am not sure what my requirements will be while I am out there but I am sure the evenings are mine and I am shooting for all day Friday and flying out on Saturday. I had talked to a guy that raved about the Weber and said I would be close to the lower part of it. I don’t have a need to fish in any particular place, just looking to wet a line in a new place and if all goes well get a few hook-ups!

    Thanks for the offer and if you are around I look forward to meting you on the water and Beer on me afterwards.

    in reply to: Tibor? #20480
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    Thanks Ian, I figured as much.

    Kalvin R. Kaloz

    in reply to: First timer #20174
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    Thanks for your posts! I have cast both rods and actually like both. But I realize that lawn casting in no way put a rod through the motions! I have a Winston LT 8’9″ 5wt and the 8’3″ 4wt they are perfect for about 90% of what I want out of a rod however I am looking for a little more backbone. I have read great reviews about both and like I said like casting both just wanted some tried and true opinions from the field.

    I would not say that money is not an issue; just I worked my way up the ladder once and realized that I probably spent more up grading than just buying what I truly wanted in the first place.

    I will look at the Scott S4 as well.

    Thanks again!

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