Tim Angeli
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As for priceability I don’t agree.
I agree with you Eric. At the $70 price you are talking about it is on par with other high-end lines. I have not spent a ton of time with the sharkskin line, but was equally impressed with both the floatation and shootability during the time that I have spent casting it.
-Tim
Picture #5 looks exactly like the cliffs bordering to the north of Kremmling, and there is a set of cabins there that look exactly the same as well.
Dakine makes some nice packs targeted at skiing and snowboarding, but I have always thought they would make good fishing packs with ample straps to lash rods and gear to the outside.
-Tim
Shane,
Don’t let the fear of not having a prolific day on the water stop you from taking a trip westward.
Do you have any favorite articulated patterns/pics?
Circus Peanut, Heifer Groomer, Sex Dungeon, T&A Bunker, Swimmin’ Jimmy…
Take a look at Ray Schmidt or Kelly Galloup’s website for some pictures. I’ve been meaning to take some pictures but just haven’t gotten around to it. Something else to keep in mind is to use a rear hook that is 2 sizes smaller than the front hook. I picked this tip up from a buddy, and I believe it helps to keep the fly oriented as desired in the water. Good luck!
-Tim
would like to try some rainbow trout patterns since they snack on the stockers like fish sticks all summer.
The T&A Bunker is a GREAT rainbow pattern that I use for trout and bass fishing. I’ll try to throw some pictures up if I get a chance, but this week is crazy for me so no guarantees, sorry. For now, here’s a link to a picture of it on Galloup’s website: http://www.slideinn.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id=32
You might give a Swimmin Jimmy a try too. I have never personally fished one but have heard great things.
