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  • in reply to: Streamer patterns #58698
    wraysinclair
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    Bighorn trout see those articulated, big nastees every day, several times a day.

    and bighorn trout see a grey ray charles with an orange thread head about ten thousand times a day!!!!!!

    pretty much what other people have mentioned work good. zonkers work great. and sex dungeons.

    in reply to: Reliving last season #72778
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    that website cracks me up so much. ;D ;D ;D ;D

    the pictures look really good. Always like it when someone does some good film shots!

    in reply to: First photo essay, C&C please #49775
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    watch out how you are cropping some of the images (or the magazine). in one particular image you just see the bottom part of the shaft and the blade of an oar. You might get more responses if you post some of them up here.

    in reply to: Best Product? #49744
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    Breathable waders….

    Love that someone else uses the Gamakatsu b10s hooks! they are a mainstay on all my streamers…

    killer on smallie flies aswell!

    in reply to: I might be slow, but I’m faster than this guy! #72761
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    woah. that lens must be wicked awesome!

    in reply to: Best Product? #49737
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    How about a stick and some string. 😉

    Well, that and toilet paper. The stuff is so much better than leaves.

    ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

    in reply to: Best Product? #49730
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    also gamakatsu b10s hooks.

    in reply to: Best Product? #49725
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    G3s, G2s, Evolution Reels, Windstoppers, Patagonia, And SA and RIO lines, And the good old kayak.

    in reply to: New Abel Super 5 “Troutward Bound” #9502
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    bump. friend is looking to sell this to help finance a trip to idaho.

    in reply to: Southern Striper Photo Essay #49752
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    sweet photos. Love the stripers!

    in reply to: Newsletter released! #72743
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    sweet! i have heard awesome things on the 7D!

    in reply to: Chasing smallies on the Tippecanoe River #49677
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    it appears the river was “tippy” enough that you needed outriggers 😮

    but it looks like an awesome trip with some sweet fish landed!

    in reply to: Newsletter released! #72739
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    Wray, I’m currently using an Ikelite housing for my 30D. I’ll include a product review for everyone in the next newsletter. Thanks for the kind words!

    are all your other shots with the 30D?

    in reply to: Newsletter released! #72736
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    wow. you are the man! were you using an underwater housing for the UW shots or a bag like an ewa marine?

    in reply to: Great Smoky Mountains National Park Photo Essay #72759
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    Great pictures Wray

    Hey craig! never knew you were on here! thanks a ton! when you get time make your way back this way for a little fishing!

    in reply to: Great Smoky Mountains National Park Photo Essay #72757
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    Good job Wray; those are some very polished pictures.

    Zach

    haha thanks. Mike Bone says hi! He talked about you as we where floating!

    in reply to: Miami Peacocks and more #49612
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    haha the UW shot is money! was the first one taken with a tilt shift lens?

    in reply to: Advice on passing my Registration test…. #49589
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    Send him to the Drake.  ;D

    ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

    in reply to: Great Smoky Mountains National Park Photo Essay #72752
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    wray, excellent work! I really like the WW action shot! I hope you had a dry bag!

    waterproof point and shoot set for a 10sec timer and situated it in my PFD. I think the guide would have gotten mad if i was shooting going through rapids instead of rowing! ;D

    in reply to: New Abel Super 5 “Troutward Bound” #9500
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    New Abel Super 5 Series Large Arbor Reel with standard Arbor Spare Spool with custom engraving “Troutward Bound” Retails $500 Selling for $450 includes Extra Spool

    I am selling this reel for a friend of mine looking to finance a trip out west!

    This is a New Abel Super 5 Series Large Arbor Reel with standard Arbor Spare Spool with custom engraving “Troutward Bound”. It has a rosewood handle and a black matte finish and includes the warrenty card

    This reel has never been fished. At Most it has been in the hand a few times. No scratches or dings or anything. Looks brand new! Backing was put on the Large Arbor Spool and The standard arbor spool has nothing on it.

    •2010 marks the 11th year Abel has made Large Arbor Super Series Reels.
    •Reel frame, spool, drag knob and foot are 6061-T651 cold finished aerospace grade aluminum.
    •Teflon sealed bearings are ISO9001:2000 and AS9100 Certified FAA TSO C149 Aircraft Bearings.
    •Cork Drag System is made entirely in our factory. We use a superior high grade Portuguese cork with a little neat’s-foot oil on it.
    •FlexABELity: Interchange both Large Arbor and Standard Arbor spools.
    •Made in the USA.

    PM with offers

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