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Ricinus

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  1. I'm trying to find something that's effective as bunny leeches etc, but is not like casting a wet gym sock. Have a great trip regardless of how you fish. Mike
  2. Nicely said and a great read Dutchie. I had Mike Brooks tie me some Syd Glasso style flies to try, unfortunately they will have to wait til next year.
  3. Well this didn't take long to turn into a sh!tfest. Mike
  4. Wish I could tell you why it is frowned upon, I really don't know other than guessing that's the way the fishery has evolved. As Rightyeegs said you can catch a lot more fish using other methods- it's just something about the take on a swing that is so fantastic---The Tug is the Drug. Mike
  5. Rightyyeegs- don't hold back, tell us how you really feel!! Just teasing... Mike
  6. I don't know if you would call me experienced like some, but it seems for some reason nymphing seems to be frowned on especially if you use a strike indicator. Everybody skates, greased line and swings, but not nymphing- don't know why. Having said that it would probably be damn effective in the right circumstances. Mike
  7. Nice fish!! We cancelled our trip this year due to the rain etc. I'm glad to see someone toughed it out and was rewarded. Mike
  8. Tru Dat Mike
  9. So much for no accidents in Alberta. http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/Hunter...3943/story.html Mike
  10. One is too many, especially if it's a good friend or family. Mike
  11. Nicely put Rick. Mike
  12. Hey Pipes ScottN and Fish4trout asked for links- I provided what I thought was a credible source. Whether you believe it or not is your choice. As for high risk activity, do they not sell reflective clothing for walking or riding at night? How about reflective vests for workers, is this Fearmongering or just being careful? Anyways, no hard feelings or personal sh!t intended or taken. Mike
  13. I think my eyes are burning!! Mike
  14. Here is some info regarding enhanced safety when wearing orange- lots more if you care to look. http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/9186.html Mike
  15. Pipes, there was a survey done on AO 2009 about who wears orange and who doesn't - split vote 50/50. Even hunters are split on the matter. Anyhow, my original comment was a suggestion and NOT intended as fearmongering. And my lifejacket is red, so there!! Mike
  16. Pipes, I don't see how you can construe wearing orange is antihunting or a knock against hunters. If I had said it's wise to wear a life jacket in a boat, would you say I was antiboating and fearmongering about water? So in short, I can't follow your reasoning. Mike
  17. Really, care to explain? Mike
  18. That time of the year again, best to wear something orange if venturing out. Mike
  19. It's the Headline on the Front page of Weds Edmonton Journal. Frigging ridiculous- even the Feds think so. According to the article the details only came out because of a lawsuit. Mike
  20. Not if you eat them fresh. Mike
  21. AAARGGH, I missed this---Damn. Maybe next time if there is one... Mike
  22. Flip a coin. This is prime time throughout Alberta. Mike
  23. Found this Company, I have never dealt with them or know anything about them. http://www.signal-flares.com/home.php Mike
  24. Well, I'd heard there were some mighty strange looking bears running around down south, so it might have been a "Menage a Trois" Mike
  25. I carry mine loaded with cartridge facing down in my vest or on the side of a backpack--no problems so far(15+yrs). Knock on wood. Mike
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