[Zach Matthews]

Well, then great job, Feild!

That post is a bit sad, but that’s the reality of any good fishery – whether Frank made the movie or not, the place was getting publicized in fishing photos all over the country.

[Zach Matthews]

Good job, Bob; I remember seeing some pictures of your first hand-built rods, and while they looked good too, you can definitely see the improvement here.

[Zach Matthews]

Great post, Matt.

[Zach Matthews]

Surely you don’t mean this attractive garnet red?

WPS,
Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Grr.

[Zach Matthews]

Seafood, guys –

I have finally seen the problem you were talking about.

[Zach Matthews]

Matt –

Where’re those pictures?

;D
Zach

[Zach Matthews]

That’s real cool Nate.

[Zach Matthews]

Thanks, Jeff, good advice.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Collectively, if I recall correctly, you guys landed about 40 trout in two hours.

[Zach Matthews]

Billy –

Red Banks is nice if you know how to get there.

[Zach Matthews]

Carter, you know, it resembles nothing so much as a stolen dock.

[Zach Matthews]

Hahaha.

[Zach Matthews]

Rivers are different all over the country, but in my experience in the Southeast, in any summertime month you are going to be fairly close to the natural with a #14 pheasant tail, hare’s ear, or red fox squirrel tail nymph.

[Zach Matthews]

I think they more or less standardize like Scott described in order to fit the largest possible rod into the smallest possible case.

[Zach Matthews]

Hahaha.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Oh.

[Zach Matthews]

Sope Creek is one of the Hooch’s public access points – it’s off Paper Mill Road in Cobb County, east of I-75 and west of GA 400.

[Zach Matthews]

Seafood –

Look at the top of the new menu – I have moved the buttons up there.

[Zach Matthews]

I’ve seen that too.

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