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Juan Carlos

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About Juan Carlos

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    Bait Fisherman
  • Birthday 10/09/1953

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  • Favorite Species
    trouts, salmons, dorados
  • Security
    2007

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  • Location
    Bariloche, Patagonia Argentina
  1. I started during the fly fishing season 1976, in Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia... and still doing it! Cheers!
  2. I´ll try shopping first... nice bunch of pics an ideas, thanks!
  3. Thanks for the info..Wow, that was so wrong of Orvis. What about their 100% guarantee they offer? Was thinking about getting a Cabelas pair for another backup pair.. Or maybe i'll just go with Simms. Bad News, more for those who live overseas, as me in Patagonia!! I should use the repair kit or go for an extra wader... thanks for the info, I´ll tell to the local Orvis dealer in case of a situation like this.
  4. Generally speaking, double taper lines are easier to mend and, depending on the skill of the caster, can land on the water more delicately. Weight forward lines are easier to cast for distance. The other advantage of double tapers is that they can be reversed after a few seasons, so you are getting two lines for the price of one. Thanks for the info Personally, I prefer DT lines for dry flies; it allows me a better roll casts, and smooth presentation over the water surface, what else can I say, more "natural". Oh, thanks for the info about Cabela's lines, very useful.
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