patrick mccormick
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Thanks for sharing.
Do you mind telling us which one of the 7 piece rods you guys like the best?
Stowaway > Orvis, the orvis rod has a lot of tip bounce in a horizontal direction when casting, IE your loops end up horizontal when trying to shoot…
I hate to see those big sharks killed.
They are about as prolific as the salmon they eat, plus a 2 fish annual limit, and they taste like pork
I prefer true color gray, as in nothing but polorization. Ever look at polorized camera filters? They are always gray, theres a reason for that.
well it all started when I figured out that I won’t kill so many stocked fish with flies as I did with worms, plus when a fish hits a fly you hook him or you don’t but when one eats a worm its a long drawn out process.
alot of HDRs look really fake to me especially that first one the trick is to make them exacatally what your eye saw
yup we sit in a tower and click the clicker when a fish goes by, sockeye run right next to the bank so its usually pretty easy
Looks like the conversion kit makes it a switch rod:
” Temple Fork Outfitters introduces a most unique concept… Imagine a two-handed rod and a 4 piece nine foot rod that will fit in the same length case. TFO now has two lower rod sections designed to replace the single-handed grip section on existing 7 and 8-weight 9′ 4-piece TiCrX fly rods. With a total of 6 rod sections of equal length you can now have both, a great 9′ 4-piece traditional fly rod, and a 5-piece 11’3″ two-hander for easy overhead distance casting. Convertible rods.”
I melt beads to hooks, 6mm rootbeer is great for fishing behind sockeye, 8 mm salmon colored is best behind kings, and orange is great if you don’t want to catch any fish!
