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Interesting video. I enjoyed that one alot.
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Love stories like that. I had that one on my mind after watching it for quite some time. Good stories stick with you for ever. Thanks for that.
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Merry Christmas to you and all on the forum as well.
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Google for someone who does western stuff like cowboy buckles. Some do all by hand carved. Amazing work. I believe I've seen guys who hand carve lock rings and reel seats etc.re things for fly rods on the net.
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17 hours ago, toolman said:
No offense, but I prefer to support the Calgary flyshops. These folks support our local fishery and are hands on involved in our local conservation efforts.
I definitely agree,we should support our local businesses. That is what I was doing when i originally posted answering OP. Trick flies is just down the road aways from me.
However I tend to spread "local" out to be all Alberta more than the town I live in. As I fish all over Alta.
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Ive put in several orders and its as advertized. Great prices and decent quality. Great to deal with.
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$25 should do it.
I had done some checking around last year when i wanted to replace all the guides on a spin rod. Most fairly local guys using the proper epoxy which is important by the way, said $25 per plus cost of guides.
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Wow thats awesome. Kudos to you. Hope they go to the right young fella.
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On 7/10/2020 at 7:36 PM, rudedawg said:
Epic moment when that big Bull takes the Stimmie, Diddy! Classic Dad situation, too, almost panic in your voice as you call "Riv! Riv!"
You and NWA Jr are living in a charmed covid bubble. FIsh on!
Yeah epic is the right word for it. Ive played that part of the video many times over. Incredibly good picture,right angle and timed just right. So neat looking down on it.
Way to go Dad and River.
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All you need is some form of ID like a drivers license as proof of age. Nothing else for fishing.
Now if you hunt then you will need to keep your WIN to get your hunting license as its not free to seniors.
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Some of you folks tie alot of flies. Way to many to comment on them all.
But wow this dragon fly got me. I can imagine a selection of blue,yellow and the green ones. Just awesome looking fly.
Always personally liked Dragon Flies even when i was a kid. Grew up in Dragon Fly country. Used to catch them in a liitle net then let them go after studying them some with magnifying glass. Just a Beautiful tie Mr. SilverDoctor.
3 hours ago, SilverDoctor said:Just playing around with a Dragon fly.
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I love the old stuff. Keep adding if you will please. The only old reel i have is a very early 70's Intrepid Rimfly Regular. I use it sometimes on a 7ft6" Cabelas CGR fiberglass rod. Its not exactly a popular collectable item but its close to mint condition with very few scratches. It gets lotsa comments as its a very noisy clicker. Have no clue how to put a picture of it here.
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Im partial to very old British made stuff, due to my heritage in part i suppose. Thanks for posting it. Was a great hour and some particularly when practising isolation.
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11 hours ago, WayneM said:
I’ve had the fishing bug for years. I’ve just fallen in love with the more refined art of fly fishing. I’m a trader to the junk checker comunity Lol.
You will have to get something like a 14 wt. or so for those Dinos in the river now.
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No need that i can see for barbs not pinched on trebles, especially on a C&R lake.
Is it me or do so few seem to care.
I see youve caught the flyfishing bug. Nice to see you over here Wayne.
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I would have thought that would be a manufacturer defect. Im guessing you have been in to see them about this. What do they say?
Reason i jumped in on this is cause i use TFO's. They dont particularly suit me. There are other brands which suit me better for casting, but i cant pass up the warrantee being local with no muss no fuss.
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2 hours ago, monger said:
It is true Don, I don't have the ears for a Hardy. It works well enough though.
All my reels are essentially silent and that is what I am used to. Obviously I just don't know what I am missing.
I think I will give it away to some person who is just learning this fun, new game
What a wonderful gift that would be and what a way for a newbie to get broke in listening to Hardy music. Hopefully that person appreciates what he/she is getting.
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41 minutes ago, SilverDoctor said:
Love vintage Hardy's and other old reels have a modest collection amassed over the years. If there is enough interest In vintage stuff I'll start posting some.
Please do. That would be great as far as im concerned anyway.
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Yes a great find indeed. Love old reels. Especially vintage Brit fly reels. I hope you get great pleasure out of using it.
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20 hours ago, SilverDoctor said:
It's here in Alberta
Yes and when i look at that picture and others ive seen like it im most thankful to be living here.
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Wow! Why would anyone put them selves through that?
Way to much male bonding going on there. What ever happened to peace and solitude while fishing.
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Who would have thought. Damascus steel in a fly vise. Absolutely beautiful wood case it comes with to. Now thats eye candy!
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Thanks for putting these up. Lots of stuff to read. Im going to enjoy going through everything.
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Maybe a dumb question. But how do guests get on here without having to register or sign in? If i click to online users theres usually two or three "guests" on here.
5 hours ago, bcubed said:I think my favorite part, is now we have a Guest posting them..i suspect its deeper then just the user being banned.
Well we are not in Kansas anymore Toto
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I really enjoy your videos. There's a nice peaceful vibe to them always. I can't do alot of what you do anymore due to health and aging. Your videos tend to make one feel like they are tagging along In person. I'm kinda a quiet time myself.