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MemberThanks for the kind words Brett, I really appreciated… Now, I am really looking forward to meet with Paul! 🙂
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MemberPaul… That would be a HUGE honor to me… You are so gererous to me… I appreciate your encouragement and friends’ kind words here… sincerely
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MemberVery nicely done Paul, thanks…. One day I will start to collect your work!
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MemberThanks for the encouragement, Paul. I am looking forward to see you new work!
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MemberHi Friends,
Just want to share some experiment I have done recently… an oil stroke using watercolor paints…yuhina

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MemberThat is a awesome photo!
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MemberThat is a nice drift boat! Drifter…
Great reports! Cameron.yuhina
MemberWelcome on board! Fez
Oregon is a fascinating state! Chasing those beautiful fish in a such beautiful place! Please post some photos if you can, I would love to see them… 🙂 nice report!
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MemberThanks for the kind words, Cater. It’s a honor to me…
Nice one, Rhododendron and Appalachian creek… sweet photo!yuhina
MemberI have,
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MemberThis watercolor painting is absolutely gorgeous! Joel, I love the color reflection lay out so nicely and smoothly… 🙂
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Member(Don’t try to be rude… just “my own opinion” here)
Two things that people are often messing up in flyfishing.
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MemberA simple example of flex index vs. recovery would be to include mass when speaking about the difference. Fiberglass rods vs. graphite or graphite vs. bamboo. Loading a rod with a known weight to calculate the flex profile of the rod does indeed mean that it needs fall into the same area of the load board. That same rod if extremely light and reactive (high modulus fibers allow rods to be built with less mass to reach same flex profiles) than recovery of rod has less mass to move back to neutral, creating a faster recovery and therefore what some call a ‘fast rod’.
[/b]Thanks Jim!
Thank you Jim, perfect explanation from Pro!…just want to express a little bit my thought about
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MemberMatt, your photos are very “peaceful” I love it!
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MemberWet…your wife has mad needle “skillz”. Â
Very fine neddle! Great fine art!!
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MemberGreat fish! Joel
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MemberSunday relax…Gentlemen… 🙂



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MemberHi Gary,
For some unknow reason, I can not PM you…
Just want to let you know that I will start to save money for your great work, and maybe we should go fishing together and talk about
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MemberGary, your stone work is so coooool!
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MemberDamn that is nice Paul! I was really hoping you would post something on this thread. I have been to your site many times and dream of the day I catch the fish and capture it on film so I can have you paint it up for me! 🙂
Joel
Ha… me too… I was hoping Paul put some neat works here
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