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Mukka

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  1. On the afternoon of Saturday, May 16th, after almost sinking my boat while nearing the boat launch at Clear Lake a few items were lost that we weren't able to recover in time before the wind took them to the north end of the lake, they were:

    - Fly box with a number of salt water streamers (for pike fishing!)

    - one wooden oar with oar lock

    - one small cooler (you can keep what was in it too!)

    If you saw or saved any of this stuff I appreciate a note back.  Be willing to pay small reward for the fly box and/or oar. Also, will send endless good karma your way too!

    Also, I just want to say thanks again to some of the people that helped me and a friend (who almost drowned) out.  We are forever grateful for all you did.

    Thanks!!

    Dan

  2. Ok, I know the topic may seem strange/weird but, given the cold stuff is upon us and I'm not able go out and fling flies, I was curious what exercises I could do during workouts that would keep/put me in proper shape for an upcoming trip? Going on the trip of a lifetime and I want to make sure I'm as ready physically as possible and not sore from pitching with 8 to 12wt rods all day.

     

    Thanks!

  3. Hi Everyone,

     

    At the most recent Fly Fishing Expo, this past January at Spruce Meadows, there were a couple/few guys selling flies from a small shop located in Calgary's NE area (not far from 32nd Ave, if I'm not mistaken). Does anyone out there recall/know the name of this shop?

     

    Thanks for your help!

     

    Mukka

  4. Stonefly's right. They're under the same ownership as Sage, so you'll be getting good quality at a great price. I've owned Redington gear before and you can't go wrong, very good warranty too.

  5. Hi There,

     

    My main rig is a fast action 5 weight rod however, I recently purchased a fast action 6 weight rod for use with larger dries and streamers when fishing, mainly, bull trout. I currently have a Nautilus 5/6 FWX reel with one spool holding Rio Gold 5 weight line (which is truly about a 5.5 weight line) and one spool with 5 weight sinking tip line, which is obviously fairly 'heavy' when casting. In an ideal situation I would like to have 2 more spools outfitted with true 6 weight line however, with what I've got will this work? Will I notice much of a difference in my casting or will it be minimal? I know that, typically, going with a heavier line to a lighter rod (e.g. 6 weight rig to a 5 weight rod) is more ideal but I just want to ensure that I'm not going to be dealing with tangled line nonstop!! Thanks!

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