SilverDoctor

The nice thing about buying locally is that yo can see the quality and true color of the cape. I no longer buy on ebay, too much of a crapshoot as far as quality goes.

The new fishing regulations are now up on the web site here. Take the time to read them and know them. Check out that late or stream before you go, there are some changes. And another reminder to buy a fishing license.

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Wonder if they have shown up on any of the electro fishing surveys lately

Easy just read all the old posts on the forum.

By the way if you are in an area that has Carp they can be a panic on a fly rod, remove them from the fishery. I've had 100 yard runs and being attached to a 40 lb carp is a hoot. They will take a bugger or nymph and make really great fertilizer for your tomato beds. When I travel home to Kelowna along with fishing the mountain lakes I often do a few evening hours on the beach flats and load up on flower bed gravy for the Mother in law.

Nice pix thanks for posting

Wet fly emergers for swinging.

interesting looking film

I assume you are talking lakes, I would go with sink tips or a sinking line which I prefer.

For those of us who have not reached Geezerhood yet don't forget to renew you Sports fishing licenses before the end of the month. It's an easy one to forget, so dig up yer Win cards and stroll by your favorite fly shop or buy online. Tight lines and have a fun year.

Fishtales had universal vice bases a while back, you could also try the Fishing hole.

Missed the new one on Tuesday but thanks to the PVR found another one. Thanks for the heads up, have it on record series now.

Well done thanks for posting

what time?

Very nice ties with the Bamboo frame

Excellent ties Don, send us some pix of your trip.

Super post

If you are on Mac iMovie is nice and sold as free software with the machine. For high end editing at work I use Adobe After Effects but it is pricey for a newbie.

to use it properly lay down a base of tying cement, it insures that it doesn't soak into the materials for things like shellbacks. I use a needle to apply it when I use it.

Respect your parents

I've spent a good deal of time in the woods in many provinces and states over my last 63 years. Fishing, hunting and for a number of years guiding. Encountered a great many bears of all kinds and temprements, experienced a few false charges over that time. Common sense prevails in the end. I think most of the bear paranoia comes from the very inexperienced about the outdoors and the immature.

Very nice ties.

I like to remind everyone at this time of year about their equipment. Many of us have a routine to keep our rods reels etc in top condition through the year. A good inspection and careful cleaning goes a long way. Quality equipment is not cheap, keep it in top shape for a long time. I have some tips here.

more please