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Tim P.,

Thanks for the info.

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Sorry your MT trout bum days had to end!

Me too!

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Great stuff.

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Eric,

Those are some legitimately sweet shots!

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I have an old Pentax W30 that I’ve had for years.

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Wes,

Looks like an awesome trip.

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Congrats!

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Presentation… As long as you didn’t spook the fish with it.

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How long is that bad boy?

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Steve,

I’ll throw my 2 cents in here as well.

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JT,

I agree with Mike B that you should be ok with the 4wt.

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Congrats Wes, that permit is awesome!

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I just checked on Mapquest.

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Mike,

I’m glad you had a good trip.

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Thats so awesome!

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Triploids fall into the same category as pellet fed pigs, fat chicks, and mopeds: “A lot of fun ’til your friends find out.”

That is just downright hilarious.

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Adam,

Thanks for the tip.

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I apologize for the comment about not very much cool stuff happening.  I got a little jaded in the first 5 weeks of this trip.  Don’t get me wrong, I’m having a blast, catching some nice fish, and livin’ the dream with the freedom of the open road.

This picture looks like a painting.  That background looks almost like a fake “mall” pull down.  That must be God’s country for sure.

Neal, you caught me.  I actually selected the “Madison River Brown Trout” shot at Glamour Shots in the Cameron, MT mall.   😉

As Neal put it, I’m truly lucky to be out here in God’s country.

Tim

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One other thing, like Grant mentioned, is that you can always go with the 15 degree bag and pick up a liner to add a couple degrees extra if you head to some colder weather.

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Zach,

I used to do a fair amount of winter camping, and I had the same problem you did….froze my tail off in a “20 degree” bag.

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