[Zach Matthews]

Patagonia’s stretch SST is nice and so is Cloudveil’s Crystal Creek or whatever they call it.

[Zach Matthews]

It is a kind of random thing and Scott is definitely trending some right now.

[Zach Matthews]

Any place to drop in a skiff?

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

That’s still extremely cool, Carter. I’d really like to come down and do that with you some time.

[Zach Matthews]

Are there fish farms over there that they might escape from?

BTW I will bring the spey rod tomorrow and if all else fails we’ll find an open spot and do some casting.

[Zach Matthews]

No, no, you’re right Ian, I was confused.

[Zach Matthews]

That’s true; T&T make well-renowned speys.

[Zach Matthews]

Alright, here’s a question.

[Zach Matthews]

Holy. Shit.

[Zach Matthews]

hahaha, I know what you mean, splitshot; it doesn’t make any sense.

Zach

[Zach Matthews]

Cameron.

[Zach Matthews]

Split –

I can honestly say I’ve only seen them in person a couple times.

[Zach Matthews]

You know, it’s really hard to get a photo of a good distance cast.

[Zach Matthews]

I’ve basically decided Cameron’s little F is my next rod.

[Zach Matthews]

Interesting, and not very surprising.

Once the R&D costs are recouped on the initial run of a camera, it makes perfect sense for the sensor to go down the line and into lesser bodies.

[Zach Matthews]

Dudes.

[Zach Matthews]

Hey Barry –

Those kits aren’t really well configured for our Eastern needs; they tend to include the materials to tie a bunch of dry flies for out west.

What you need to do is start out by buying some stuff under the guidance of a shop guy you trust.

[Zach Matthews]

Great shots Cameron.

[Zach Matthews]

Excellent!

[Zach Matthews]

Cameron –

Did you order one yet?

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