Zach Matthews
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Brian –
Many shops will happily swap you and give you a different line size, but I’d go to a different shop to try it.
Zach
Brian –
You’re always better overlining than underlining, and that is especially true of a modern fast action rod.
I heard they ditched the Brakewater, which in fairness was usually the reel Dan was talking up, and everyone agrees it was the best of the bunch.
Thought I might update this a little as it’s a remarkably useful thread for anyone interested in fishing literature or general reading.
Since I wrote this I’ve read a lot of different stuff.
Hey Simon –
I don’t have one; can’t afford it, but if I had $1500 to spend on a camera right now this is the camera I would buy.
Zach
Hey Swampfox –
I’m not sophisticated enough to host photos for you guys – that would take more programming knowledge than I’ve got.
Hey SeeWillie –
Most people would say any soft-sided or soft-rubber net is as “catch and release friendly” as we can make it.
For me, it’s RAW saved directly to a Mac > opened in Adobe Lightroom > Reviewed and selected, then pulled out to Photoshop > Basic exposure work done, then saved into max JPEG > JPEGs are copied to an archive harddrive, then re-opened in my PC (I have a CRT monitor that I have simply used to color-correct everything so I am familiar with it and what I want.)
So I take it he is basically exposing each section of the image for maximum color saturation and sharpness and then overlaying the entire image so that it has an unreal all-colorful, all-sharp look?