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Muffin

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  1. I started with a Reddington Cross Action 9 ft 6 wt rod and loved it. I do most of my fishing on the bow and a little bit up various rivers around Kananaskis country.

     

    Other then #16 and higher dries I have had good luck with everything else, streamers, nymphs, hoppers.

     

    Great place to start I feel.

  2. Great pics man, thanks a lot for posting. Those all look to be some great fish, like everyone else I enjoy the first pic, I would definitely blow it but sure would be fun trying.

  3. Oh ya I suppose this may help to narrow a few things down, for cost I am thinking around:

     

    Rod: $200-300ish

    Reel: $100-200

    Line: $50-100

     

    Max Total: $ 600 if need be I am hoping this will last me quite a few year unless I opt into another weight for specific patterns, ie 4-5 for dries and 7-8 for streamers and such.

     

    Thanks.

  4. Hey everyone probably a reasonably common question around these parts as I believe it is a pretty standard starting fly fishing setup.

     

    I am currently looking at getting a new 6 wt 4 pc 9 foot rod, medium to fast action, I am flexible on the action a bit. I do most of my fishing on the bow currently and dabble in the rivers/creeks in Kananaskis country.

     

    I currently have a Reddington 6 wt 2 piece 9 foot rod which I enjoy but I am looking for a four piece and also to have a second rod so I can take friends out and introduce them to fly fishing.

     

    I looked at a few rods today at the Fly Fishing Expo and really liked the weight of the TFO BVK series rod. I also looked at the Amundson Wind-Warrior series and thought it felt good.

     

    I am also looking for a reel to go with this and some weight forward line that people have had good experience with.

     

    I am sure this is a pretty broad question so please let me know if anyone has any follow up questions or things I need to be consindering.

     

    I welcome everyone's opinion, suggestions and personal experience.

     

    Thanks,

    Russell

     

  5. I don't have guns, though I have in the past. If someone asked me to register them I would have said "ok, can I do it online?" I guess I've never understood all the hubub about this topic.

     

    I will say you could use the guns to ward off the roving bands of American heavy oil drilling, union busting, Nuclear Power Plant builders that seem to plague your country.

     

    Haha great response Rick.

     

    As for the rest of the debate I am against the Gun registration as it seems the people who end up registering are not the people we as a society need to be concerned about having a gun.

     

    All though like they say bad people almost always find ways to do bad things so who knows.

     

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