[Zach Matthews]

Rusty –

All images on the web are going to vary in size according to your screen size anyway.

[Zach Matthews]

The best part about polarization is that you can see it work through the SLR’s viewfinder.

[Zach Matthews]

David –

This is going to be a feel thing and it is just going to take a little time.

[Zach Matthews]

Matt I would be there right now but I had to pass – too much work to do and too many days off.

[Zach Matthews]

He’s probably thinking in terms of price and also, due to fluoro’s hardness, I’ve heard knots on heavy tippets don’t tend to set as well – any thoughts?

Obviously using fluoro isn’t going to hurt anything, though.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Cameron –

Looks like a great write-up!

[Zach Matthews]

I checked your code and somehow the board had put in some sizing numbers that were weird – like 646 by 540 or something.

[Zach Matthews]

Woo pig sooie.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

PS The little bass in Sope Creek pond in Atlanta were hammering a Bomber I bought on the outside chance of getting to skate it into a rainbow one day – the Bomber was the only thing I had that was big but also had the spent dragonfly profile.

[Zach Matthews]

Matt –

Go with a Hoya Circular Polarizer as described by the other Matt.

[Zach Matthews]

An older Macromedia suite.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

I like their banner.

[Zach Matthews]

Actually, I meant the initial pictograms of the figures.

[Zach Matthews]

That right there is one chunky Arizona brook trout!

[Zach Matthews]

What he means is, as a lawyer, he’s forgotten all forms of math except how to divide by three!

Hahahaha.

[Zach Matthews]

Actually I think these photos are very good; #2 in particular is excellent – good lighting, only thing is I wish the guy’s face wasn’t chopped.

[Zach Matthews]

Cool fish; like the slate color on that first photo.

[Zach Matthews]

Hmm.

[Zach Matthews]

What about:

“Wanted: Fly shop assistant manager.

[Zach Matthews]

Whoa.

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