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I heard about these clips that make changing flys faster. At night these would be nice. Wich do you advise me to get

Well I headed for the river Friday. I opened my flybox and put on the first fly I ever tied. On the fourth cast, WHAM fish-on! After a few minutes I coaxed a 14 inch rainbow into my net. My heart was beating like mad. I MADE THAT FLY!!! After a few more casts, I decided to move down stream. I picked up my new collaspable staff and found out the top piece had come off, and was gone. Ok now I am a bit bummed, no I was mad. I went back to casting and hooked another one. I again got the fish to the net and when I netted it, I scraped the bottm a little. I pulled the net up and found another nice trout and THE TIP OF MY NEW WADE STAFF IN THE NET!!!! What are the chances of that happinging? To sum it up I caught three nice rainbows and a lost item. My buddy said "catching a fish on a fly you tied is a rewarding experience" It sure was. Doubt I will ever part with that little rabbit haired streamer. Thanks for reading

FIXED that problem already Google bladerite oar stops these things are awesome

I got a great deal on Craigslist on this pontoon $150 with motor ( p.s. I hope thispic uploads. I tried once and it didnt. )

They might not be for everyone but I bought this off Craislist and LOVE it. Not bad for $150 OOPS picture wont load??? It a one man pontoon and trolling motor.

Hello everyone! I am a 49 rookie to the world of tying. I been flyfishing since 1990 but never had the patience for tying (amazing what age will do to you) I finally gathered all the gear to tie flies and am eager to get on with it. I live here in Springfield, Mo. Home of Bass Pro shop. Heck I can hit the place with a rock from where I live. Been lurking around the forum for a few days reading and decided to join in. Happy 2012 everyone From John