DutchDryfly

I don't see a problem. You can share your itunes on 5 different computers.

I really liked your GAS 6120 and also my Meiser 1306-S. But the big surprise this year was the 6-piece Zpey Instinct 13.3 foot #8/9. Really, really liked it so much that I just ordered the Zpey Z1 switch 10 foot #4. It will be my first switch and was bought because my ACR 12 foot #3 (spey) is a bit heavy for anything under 20 inches.

I just bought the Eberlestock JP9 Blue widow for the same reason. It will convert from a 36 L daypack to a 77 multiple day pack. And if you add one of the duffels it will extend well over 120 L. I liked the mesh what was designed for transporting meat, but will be nice for wet waders and shoes. Also the scabbard can hold some of my rods. Just received mine 1 hour ago, so no review yet. http://www.eberlestock.com/JP9%20Blue%20Widow.htm

I live 7200 km away, so hopefully Colin can help you. The Tonic is the Skagit, the Elixer is the Scandi.

My first Bow river brown, caught at Fish Creek in September while czech nymphing with a 10 feet #4. Not measured, but a guestimated lenght of 24 inch.

Why is it that a lot of you are so anal about something every living creature has to do?

Elixer 295 grain is all I say.

Happy 50th, Greg. You are getting older.

The one I am using for years and even fooled the most difficult fish. http://globalflyfisher.com/tiebetter/bwos/

One advice, open your loops a bit.

Very nice movie, clear pictures, but their castingskills need some improvement.

Casting to a big riser, everything is perfect, the cast, the way the fly is approaching the zone. You see the big fish turn from the bottom and slowly rising to intercept the fly. And then, just before the big one is ready to eat your fly, a little fingerling beats him to it.

No, Noud is more the of the group.

Noud is not struggling, he is practicing selective targetting.

I have a big net, so let's agree that you target the small ones, while I target the biggies.