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Taco

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  1. Yeah there is goldfish in that water tank its mostly hidden under the progress bar if you ain't careful. Some ranchers will use them as a biologic control of algae in water tanks. I have no idea if they are aware of the problem with goldfish but I would suggest that if they're hailing in water for the livestock they are quite a distance away from any other viable water source.

  2. 9 hours ago, TheBrownWhisperer said:

    I remember reading an article where the writer was fly fishing in the USA, Montana I believe. He was at the local fly shop and asked them if the had any studs/ cleats for his boots. The shop keeper pulled out a jar of motocross tire studs for ridin on ice. The writer stated that they were quite effective. Has any one tried this?

     

     

    Yes the kold kutters

  3. I got them through Amazon.ca  but I don't believe I paid what they are quoting now when I checked . Maybe I did but I do know I said piss on it after the third time I went down in a dirtyassed wet pile. I turn 70 in a couple weeks and don't bounce worth a damn anymore. 

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  4. 3 hours ago, snuffy said:

    Aluminium makes a big difference.

    This but the jury is still out on the Rock Treads I've installed on my new Simms boots https://rocktreads.com/  I''ve got a sole comfort issue that needs sorting.

     

    I've been using Vibram  soled wading boots since 2012 and until now the best solution to traction issues I've found has been Kold Kutter ice cleats https://koldkutter.com/products/kold-kutter-ama-legal-8

     

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  5. I caught a couple 10-15 cm ones in the Belly just downstream of the 49th Parallel. Area locals also confirmed to me that there is or was a population of Arctic Grayling much closer to the Belly headwaters on the Montana side. I remember reading somewhere that Barry Mitchell and Don Andersen caught one in a irrigation diversion on the Canadian side of the Belly which is what sent me on my quest to catch a native southern Alberta grayling. I have no idea of their current status as all this was 20-25 yrs ago. 

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