[Zach Matthews]

Uh oh, this just got dangerous.

[Zach Matthews]

Dear Frustrated:

It may not be as nefarious as you think.

[Zach Matthews]

Were they fishing again?

[Zach Matthews]

Now I have to figure out how to clean that log…

[Zach Matthews]

Well, and so it appears we had 410 unique people on the board in the last 24 hours – not too shabby.

[Zach Matthews]

Yes; the advantage is multiplied as the exterior diameter grows.

[Zach Matthews]

Great story, good piece of writing, and nice pictures.

[Zach Matthews]

Charlie –

Only by their regional location.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Seafood –

On the main page, where you see the names of the various boards, scroll all the way to the bottom.

[Zach Matthews]

I shoot in JPEGs unless I’m looking at some tricky light or I know the shot has major-use potential (like cover treatments or two-page spreads).

[Zach Matthews]

Well, one thing is evident: we have four times as many lurkers as members on this board!

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Wooo!

[Zach Matthews]

Here are the aforepromised photos:

This is James’ Outcast raft up by the Toccoa Dam.

[Zach Matthews]

And yet you won’t find it on Trout Unlimited’s page, because it isn’t relevant, and where you do find it, you’ll see I also added MidCurrent, Troutnut.com, and others, because they are relevant and provide useful outside information.

[Zach Matthews]

Nice silver fish; looks like a steelhead to me, all right!

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

One of them possibly was, Neal – I am not sure I caught their names.

[Zach Matthews]

I am interested in whether you’ll get the leopard skin back to the states – aren’t spotted cat skins illegal to import?

All the same, I completely agree with Carter.

[Zach Matthews]

That is a cool logo.

I like the McFlyshop logo caps from Fayetteville, Arkansas, best among those I own.

[Zach Matthews]

I never did much good on Lynn Camp Prong trail until after the waterfall/chute.

[Zach Matthews]

Nice – are those cottonwoods or aspens?

Typically in Georgia the leaves won’t start turning for another month, but we’ve had such a severe drought that a lot of trees are showing red even now.

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