Flytyer

What kind of bobbin are you using? That could be the problem.

Contact Chris Bird

check BBB the only way to go with all the scam artist around these days

and don't forget that goes for politicians as well

best thing to do is take the time to test drive all the ones that catch your attention and even those in the same class that don't and judge that way. What I like may not be what you like

research through BBB they have lots of info about the contractors and what complaints if any have been filed

It's a klink, finding the hooks is the hard part.

not really

Don't worry about it.... it's part of the software

And the provincial and federal governments aren't. There is more to the native issue than you know and the media coverage isn't useful to anyone being that it is so biased, that is the hilarious part of the whole thing, many here believe the media too much, personally I take it all with a grain of salt.

Not really if the governments didn't break the treaties originally a lot of this would be mute, also bear in mind that there are bands with no treaties at all The long standing position of aborginal peoples is to have self government. It's their land that was invaded for the benefit of Europeans

You can thank the feds and provincial governments for this.....

Not surprised at this, more will tribes will be doing this as well, it's been going on in Quebec for quite sometime now.

You're pulling too hard by the sounds of things. I usually lift and gently move the rod tip backward. Hope that helps

Depends on a lot of different things, such as street legal , safety inspections, what province it is in and other things that I can't remember as I looked into this type of thing years ago and at that time it was going to cost more that what it's worth. Maybe looking for an old Willies is a better option

This a big issue in the US, it's illegal to use drones in national parks and heard mention that it to applies to fireworks as well, a drone got hit by fireworks and caused injury to people on the ground........seen this one before

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John Maclean, not cheap but quality is top notch

I stay away from all but one place on line to buy; I prefer to handle material and visually inspect before purchasing. I buy local except for the one case where I need special feathers for certain fly types.

Good idea Don add if you want to.

No pics but I still have the cad drawings somewhere.

You can stuff the cap end with cotton balls or add more dubbing to the container.

If you are handy with wood and tools design and build your own. I did several over the years

Just look locally for a product called parapost from hareline dubbin.

I'm sure this will be brought up again like it has in the past but this is the best piece I've seen documented: http://www.hatchmag.com/articles/drift-boat-etiquette-rules-road/7711246