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Guys , you need the write ups to qualify

You answered your own question.......must be a licensed business or dealer, I tried as a business and was declined as I am not a dealer. You can't be just any business in most cases you must be in the fishing retail business

All voting is done by staff....no member polls are planned Please do not post comments on official entry threads as it takes us longer to weed through the entries and makes the threads longer than necessary

All voting is done by staff....no member polls are planned Please do not post comments on official entry threads as it takes us longer to weed through the entries and makes the threads longer than necessary

This is the place to enter your photos. The theme for this month is Seasons. Subjects can be of anything that is seasonal, like trees , plants landscapes and of course fishing related topics. Please include the season in the title of your submission. If submitting photo of a person other than your self you must have permission to use the photo as it will be posted in a public place. 1st place winner will receive a 1 yr magazine subscription from the contest sponsor; http://www.flyfusionmag.com Don't forget: You retain all rights to your photos, but by submitting, they are agreeing to let us use it on the website. Submissions are open to all FFC members in good standing. You must submit a short write up about your image, eg; what you like about it, how it may inspire you …..that sort of thing 50-100 words (required for use in a monthly article for the site) Do not disclose locations for lesser known or sensitive waters. Limit of one photo per post.....this for making judging format easier to accomplish Deadline: Oct. 31 Winners will be announced first week of November Good luck!

Today is the last day to enter and don't forget the mandatory 50-100 word write up which is required for eligility.

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Microsoft front page is easy to use on the PC platform.......it comes with MS office, the wife has it on her machine

Are you referring to a service or a program for building? iWeb if you have a Mac is easy

Try Hanson's they used to be a Hardy dealer they may be able to steer you in the right direction

If you see this have a good one, btw where the hell you been?

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Sweet pics Gary, Looks like a great time was had

Have a good one you ol cowpoke

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It sure has gotten way off topic for this section regardless

Ever hear of licenced hunters/fishermen charged with poaching??? I have numerous times

I thought this was about wax and fly tying....nice thread hijack

Have a good one

I'll take 6 please , looking good Darren

Winners were decided on by the admin/mod staff........no polls for this one

Congratulations goes to Din for his 1st place winning entry of the fish tail and winning the 1 year subscription to Fly Flusion magazine. We had a 3 entry tie for second place between Jordo and BobLoblaw( he had both his tie for second); congratulations as well goes to these two gentlemen. We'll using the winning entries on the website soon, we have something special in mind for the runner up photos which you'll have to wait till we have them up on the site to see what it is.

Don't forget the to let some cake crumbs drift down to him......he'll be hooked then

First I have to ask what you mostly use it for? The D50 @ 15 mps on an APS senors will have small pixels to gather light with. A friend got one and traded it after 3 days because the image quality that he was looking for. As for lenses think about whether you might look at getting a full frame sensor camera in future, if so and you decide on Canon you have to remember that lenses with the EF-S designation do not work on the fullframe sensor cameras.APS image factor is 1.6 X and full frame is equal to 35mm. In my opinion kit lenses are crap and a waste but for a starting lens Canon has a sweet 24-105mmf4L that I can highly recommend as it is my main go to lens on both my APS and full frame cameras Hope this helps somewhat

Depends on the body I want spiky I split my thread and most other times it's wet the fingers... sometimes I'll make brushes too