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  1. Another thumbs up for Auto Marine! Can't recommend them enough.
  2. Great choice, picked up Livescope last season and am very happy with the purchase. Learn how to use and tweak the settings, that is going to make all the difference. Perspective view is amazing for shallow water fishing, think i'll try it on the bow this year. Livescope makes all the other forms of sonar obsolete, i don't use chirp, traditional or sideview just Livescope all the time. Livescope is just a tool like everything else, you will still need to know how to fish. The best information Livescope gives is when to change flies, you'll get to see the refusals and make adjustments right away. Saves tons of time when learning a new piece of water.
  3. Thanks for the input everyone! I guess while we are on the topic, what hopper stamp size does everyone recommend for the bow?
  4. Anyone know which retailers in town sell them? Looking for hopper stamps in various sizes. Thanks
  5. If its the Bow definitely not. Which river are you talking about?
  6. My suggestion is to get a camera with the zoom/quality you want and when you think it can get wet put it in to a dry bag.
  7. Yeah they all suck, i use the telephone cable ones.
  8. Earlier this year I picked up a 5wt switch for the Bow and love it. I feel a 6wt is a little much for the Bow but if you plan to do most of your fishing elsewhere for bigger fish then go for something larger. Also I thought i'd mentioned that you don't exactly need a spey rod to catch big browns. The bigger fish are generally not found in the middle of the river, most guys use a SH 6/7wt rod fishing tight to the bank. On the other hand if you just want a spey rod that's cool too, they are a ton of fun to cast and there's really no reason why it wont work for what you are doing.
  9. I basically just use one camera for everything and know little about taking photos. For me a good waterproof, shock proof camera is a must for any outdoorsy person, you can take it anywhere without worrying about it getting damaged. Before i had this camera i would never consider taking the camera where i do now and because of that missed out on lots of memories I could have captured.
  10. olympus tg-4, it shoots great photos and is a tank. took it to the ski hill, the ocean, the mountains it goes everywhere.
  11. Thanks but they dont have any in stock
  12. Looking for CS86 or CS86x hooks. Thanks
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