luukesh

if you thrash waders then Patagonia is a good bet. I just had a pair warrantied after two years of abuse, and they asked no questions. They mentioned that fit was really important, as the seams are stressed when they are not properly fitted.

I will throw this out there..... Unmodified lines for borrow SA: Steelhead taper #7 Skagit 400@24 feet SA headstart #6, bunch chopped off the front for nymphs couple #5 aircells free too a good home Loop: Opti Stream #5......head only Loop Opti Adapted double hand 7/8, with intermediate tip Looking to borrow.....airflo 40+ #5 and #6, and a 275 grain skagit

If we were smart, we would make some sort of fly line pool.......since only select lines are available for demo at the shops.

Anybody have any experience with it or know if any shops stock it in Calgary? Apparently it breaks down in five years, instead of the normal 500 years.

Been running these pretty much exclusively this year, the Mikey Weir pattern......minus the mono loops. Gonna have too try em with the loops.

You could experiment a bit with that, balance the rig a bit......might depend on the size of fish you're dealing with

well said, I agree

watermaster

green butt skunk?

I will throw in another vote for a 5-6 single hander. Good choice on the Opti Stream too, just ordered one myself.

For sure Andras, I like the Olympus and it will hold up a while......but waterproof HD would be sick!!

ahhh just got the olympus too......I been diggin what panasonics been droppin lately, have to pick one up someday

You can do a quick hand-whipfinish.......just takes one. Holds everything in place, and then ya carry on like normal. If that makes sense.

Yeah, what Flyon said. Casted a bunch of dope sticks today. Might need to cut up my credit card! Was an awesome day, nice to meet you all.

Sushi is briefly frozen to kill any bacteria or parasites..........or so ive been told.