ericlin0122

Exactly. Can't agree with you more. The thing is when you walk into local fly shops, all they want to sell you is a 5 or 6wt spey.

agrees with pokerfish. Just my 2 cents. Most spey rods are too heavy for the bow. I don't find myself enjoy fishing a 5/6wt spey rod all day. I found a 3/4 switch/spey rod is more than enough for the bow, in turns of nymphing and swinging. The thing is, most fly shops want to sell you 5/6/7 wt spey rod, I have no idea why.

lol $300? you can get a new inflatable boat if you spend little bit more.

I think the new reg will bring that lake to a true trophy cuttie lake in Alberta in the nearly future. Thanks for good work!

If u never gonna Use sink tip then go ahead tie the nail knot. It's lighter than loop. I have no problem with loop.

I just whip finish it... with SMALL drop of UV glue. Here is what it looks like

I feel lucky. Eric

now that's an epic photo!

you want a fly recipe$$$$$$$$$$$ that works 1/365 day on the bow?

Thank you all for getting rick rolled. I promise this one is real. Never gonna let you down

this one.

lol nice one weed. The power of internet.

He has a point... If you wanna nymph steelhead effectively, then use a centerpin.

try setup with different network name. sometimes the mac/pc remember the old ones and just use the old setup, which cause the problem.

amazing video. Well done! Beautiful cutties!

you can't go wrong with panasonic lumix series... those leica lens take super quality photos.

+1

Does it cast 15' rio T-17 sink tip like breeze too?

is it just me? the fish looks like photoshoped. lol

I am poor, so I tie my own. Fly tying is actually pretty fun. I probably lost more than two dozen worms in last 2 months.

Very true never give out the "secret" spots.

Just casted one at wholesales, the hardy rep was there. 6wt 9'. It's great. But I don't have $655 for that stick, I am very poor.

That section of river is really hit and miss. Some places just look so good, but hard to find fish (maybe no fish ). If the structures are in south, they would hold thousand of fish.

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