sstoyberg

Seriously... No ginch wet wading is the only way to go! Keeps the "wolf bite" at bay for days!

Agreed... I thought Korker Chromes were great. For about two months. I left a sole in the mud some where. Then they left me stranded on the Madison this spring after the cable busted. Simms Guide Boots for me now. Best gear decision ever.

Quick Dry Wading Pants

Yes Please!

Watched three of them feed on a dead coyote in front of my house this spring. Bald Eagles that also land were diminutive in comparison.

Has anyone contacted the media?

Not sure what that has to do with bonking Coho?

I did specify "Alot of this conversation" not just your input. The big question is always where do you draw the line and what is enforcable? Fly fish only? How about Spey cast only? Barbless hooks are already nearly impossible to enforce. Maybe we should add a maximum line strength? No indicators? Dry fly only? No Jets? No more then one drift boat per section per hour? I have alot of ideas that would make my fishing experiance more enjoyable but do they really "protect the resource" or serve the greater good? I doubt it.

If you are so worried about the resource cut the hook off your fly. Now thats a purist. Alot of this conversation smells like elitism.

Go back a page or two and read wingshooters post. They have escaped from a pond into the Medicine River.

Perfect!

I'm In!

Yes Please!

I have to admit that dirty lil brookies do make for some great fish'n in creeks that have never held a cuttie or I doubt have ever held a bull. The Browns like eating them as much as I do.

I had a crappy pair of those White River Boots given to me. They lasted a half a season.... so I took them back. (1yr warranty) The next pair again lasted less then a season then I took them back. I am now on my third pair of boots and this pair only lasted two months. I think I will take them back again. You might as well make them pay for making such a terrible, crappy, cheap product.