Rob Snowhite

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  • in reply to: -22F in Bozeman This Morning #40744
    Rob Snowhite
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    ^ wife just got back from there. said the bars serve bundy and cola on tap. thats all i need to convince me to go with her next time.

    going to be 26 tomorrow when i’m out. can’t wait to try the new balclava with the built in ball cap.

    in reply to: foam cutters #57812
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    I make my foam and cut into horizontal strips
    foam_small.jpg

    from each strip i then cut vertical strips, each vertical strip then is used for a hopper.

    I then tie to shank and may trim head and but to round them off. I have not noticed any difference in productivity in square head/but vs. rounded head/but hoppers. It is a time saving vs. looks decision.

    I just broke my favorite fiskars scissors

    in reply to: Need Lanyard Advice #40661
    Rob Snowhite
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    Sweet. I might have to name the beer/fishing combination after you.

    The McDowell Fishing Lanyard

    in reply to: Need Lanyard Advice #40659
    Rob Snowhite
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    any feedback on my beer can lanyards?

    Adam?
    Zach?

    in reply to: BVI #40596
    Rob Snowhite
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    i feel so un-itinerant with all of these exotic location postings.

    in reply to: Under Wader Insulation #40569
    Rob Snowhite
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    two more things:

    marshalls / tj max has what i think is their generic version of under armor called ‘8’. you can get all sorts of compression shirts ls and ss, cold gear, half zips etc. most are under $14. granted they are most likely not made with the quality and concience of a patagonia base layer, they work and they are wallet friendly (these stores also sell the heat packs for gloves and boots with ~ 20 units in one package for about $5.

    if you have not already realized, i’m a huge fan of the marshalls and tj max.

    as for the stick on heat pads, i spent the pm today in the ER due to a major neck muscle(s) spasm. i’ve got the ben gay one on my neck right now and its warm and toasty. i’d put this on my calves if i were to wade in winter for chrome or co. trout.

    in reply to: Online Discounts #40607
    Rob Snowhite
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    I just got a ball cap fish hook pin with the purchase of a sunfish lapel pin

    meh, not that great of a deal.

    Got a caddis nymph with the purchase of an ostrich plume.

    meh again, no that great of a deal (specially since i don’t fish other people’s flies)

    in reply to: Colorado Bound #40580
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    in reply to: Your favorite recipes? #40545
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    I was asked for this one today by wife’s co worker

    Buffalo Wing Dip

    • 2 packages cream cheese
    • 2 chicken breasts
    • Handful of blue cheese
    • bottle of texas pete or other buffalo wing sauce (<-- forgot this ingredient) 1. poach chicken breasts – season water with salt and pepper, maybe boulion cube (save liquid as stock for rice below)
    2. shred or dice chicken into sugar cube size bits
    3. place cream cheese, chicken, blue cheese, and bottle of hot sauce in crock pot and wait till it melts, stir so chicken doesn’t settle to bottom
    4. serve with fritos, Tostitos scoops, bread, crackers, etc
    5. some like the blue cheese and celery sticks on side.

    Here are some more of our usual recipes


    Wegmans Sweet Potato Gratin (get a V slice from bed bath beyondhttps://www.wegmans.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10052&productId=348349&catalogId=1&krypto=QJrbAudPd0vzXUGByeatog%3D%3D&ddkey=http:ProductDisplay


    Old Cuban
    http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/old-cuban-recipe/index.html


    White Sangria
    http://oggi-icandothat.blogspot.com/2009/07/jos-andr-white-wine-sangr.html



    Beergarita (2x ingredients for more people)
    3 bottles bud lime
    1 can frozen limeade
    1 cup tequila
    bit of tripple sec


    Tandori Chicken
    mix heaping tbs of this powder with yogurt (we like trader joes greek style

    pour over chicken breasts or quartered chicken
    marinate for ~ 3 days
    grill over hot coals  (we make it in the fireplace)

    serve with properly cooked long grain basmatti, naan, daal, and variety of yogurt sauces


    Tervis tumbler 24oz filled to top with ice
    fill to bottom taper with sailor jerry
    top off with kosher for  passover coke
    drink

    in reply to: Under Wader Insulation #40565
    Rob Snowhite
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    I also would like a pair of down pants to wear under waders:

    in reply to: Fly Fishing Products Brainstorming Session #40493
    Rob Snowhite
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    on the subject of gloves and iced guides, what about a glove with a small ice scraper built onto it so you could run your hand up and down the guides and break off the ice. no more teeth, hemostats, frozen fingers doing the work.

    something like this:

    but smaller and attached to a part of the glove where it won’t get in the way (my friend has one on his left ski glove to scrape ice off his ski mask)

    or one of these to go around finger but strong enough to break ice

    ski goggle wipe

    in reply to: Under Wader Insulation #40564
    Rob Snowhite
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    legs go like this:

    north face merino something blend socks (they are at marshalls for $6 and i gave all my old smartwools to inlaws for the breck condo)

    ex officio funderwear

    base layer of patagonia silk weight
    mid weight orvis galatin green or smartwool or 686 (picked them up at the ski chalet here, terribly comfortable)
    heavyweight of redington stirups or orvis galatin blue or orvis bibs

    1 layer for fishing with air temps in the 40’s and not wading (think spring creeks)

    2 layers for days in the low 40’s or mid to upper 30’s

    3 layers for single digits or teens while wading

    i wear a pair of ex officio pants b/w waders and layers to hold wallet. tom has no issues wearing his bibs with crocs and going into a gas station. thats always a funny scene.

    in reply to: Fly Fishing Products Brainstorming Session #40477
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    if not a heating element, then something (like a ring of toothbrush bristles) that would remove water from the tip top guide as line is pulled through (that would not effect line speed going in or out) and prevent water from coming in contact with the guides in the first place.

    this thing would most likely freeze and would have to be de-iced. i’d rather have one frozen than half a dozen

    like this yellow thing on the left but w/ bristles on the inside

    in reply to: Fly Fishing Products Brainstorming Session #40476
    Rob Snowhite
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    if not a heating element, then something (like a ring of toothbrush bristles) that would remove water from the tip top guide as line is pulled through (that would not effect line speed going in or out) and prevent water from coming in contact with the guides in the first place.

    this thing would most likely freeze and would have to be de-iced. i’d rather have one frozen than half a dozen

    in reply to: Fly Fishing Products Brainstorming Session #40472
    Rob Snowhite
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    i’d like to see no ice guides and a heavy duty kayak dry top with hood built for fly fishing specs. (pockets, hand warmers, D loops, etc.

    in reply to: Grand Cayman info, please? #40454
    Rob Snowhite
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    never been. the gf in college went every summer with her family and

    in reply to: Vests:Fleece or Down #40771
    Rob Snowhite
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    I have a north face nuptse down vest when fishing -instead of fleece. The reasons I purchased this vest:

    • it zips into my marmot shell
      when worn under shell or kayak dry top, it keeps my torso warm but allows my arms freedom of movement (any vest will do that)
      it compresses
      its very warm (700 fill?)
      i got a great price on it
      the waist cinches to keep out a draft (my fleece vest(s) don’t
      it is very lightweight
      fleece gets stinky

    there are much better ones out there now that are much warmer and less puffy (think george from seinfeld)

    in reply to: Fly Shop inventory #40428
    Rob Snowhite
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    anyone know of a place that sells estaz in bulk, sold in bundles like yarn at the craft store ?

    in reply to: backpack #40358
    Rob Snowhite
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    I’ve been using a north face bag since March and have been quite pleased. It has plenty of bells and whistles (such as a fold out pad for sitting on rocks).

    I do not recall the model name but I’ve posted it here before.

    in reply to: reasonable lodges in spring time #40371
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    We used to do business with Triangle X:

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