shaps21

although I have never fished a bobber and will never fish one, I can see both arguments but to call it the "evolution of the fly fisherman" No, my friend evolution is progress. I dont know the full history of the bobber but it has been around probably for a very, very, very long time and to start using a bobber on a fly line would be a step back in evolution or some kind of reverse evolution. The fly line was designed and is designed to cast the fly, when you attach a bobber you might as well be center pinning. again to each their own

http://flyfishingwalkabouts.blogspot.ca/2012/11/it-aint-easy.html

The new Korkers KGB have a solid review

Good to see it's being kept traditional...

I know everyone has there opinions on what is best for the Bow. On what is the proper Drift boat etiquette, the whole morality of jet boats on the bow. The Spinners and the Poachers. But what if the Bow went to a traditional fly fish only ? no hopper dropper, no split shot bobber combo, no stacking 3 different flies on top of each other and calling it matching the hatch, One fly....then what ? Well then you probably develop some great casters and some great fly fisherman who are less concerned about drift boats, jet boats, taking a photo of a dead tired fish on its side by his/her rod, and can really appreciate casting a perfect dry or cutting down that weighted leader so it sinks to the perfect depth to catch that fish. Maybe make it a 16 an under that can spin and stack flies ?

Solid Photos and nice fish

Hardy Ultralite DD is a great reel and in that price range

Right on , Cool pics