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I use Beacon 527 works great.

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Wow

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You will not need waders for chasing smallies.

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I did just get the most recent copy in e-format, it is readable in PDF but I don’t get the full Lion OSX I was hoping for.

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Zach,
I’m hearing that the d700 is canceled- maybe lower price until its sold out.

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One caution is that floating on some of the rivers is not conducive to having a 9ft. rod sticking out of your canoe.

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Check with Duane Hada.

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I’m curious what the final weight turned out to be.

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What kind of fish are you targeting with these?

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I tried it and had problems with my wire breaking.

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Zach,
There actually is wooly bugger packs from whiting.

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Whiting wooly bugger hackle is good.

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Stick to tying one pattern at a time.

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If there is snow consider a sled- Mountain Smith/Kifaru makes a real nice set up. If not seriously consider if you need to wade.

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What’s with the ex-member?

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Are the Renzetti Jaws grooved or smooth?

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Kelly Galloup’s pattern names always crack me up.  I’ve been tying a few of these here and there lately, although yesterday I had to switch over to Trout Crack for my upcoming Arkansas trip.  I hadn’t posted any fly pics in a long while so I thought I’d put this up.  The new iPhone does a good job of macro photography.

Anyone know where I can score some of those flexible double-sided razorblades?  I’m trimming these with scissors and it’s a pain in the ass.

Zach

Check on Amazon- better than wal-mart http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&tag=mozilla-20&index=blended&link_code=qs&field-keywords=double%20edged%20razor%20blades&sourceid=Mozilla-search
I got the sharp ones, I actually shave with them too and they work great.

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Ramen is great because you don’t have to boil or cook it even. Its deep fried and like eating a giant potato chip (look out for the Palm Oil).

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Mustad 3366 and 3399 hooks

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Brian,
It really depends on where you are fishing and what you want to put into a canoe money-wise.

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