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No pie? Really? I had cherry yesterday. It was good, but Dutch Apple is the shizzle.

Yellowstone National Park is a really cool place to fish. Rocky Mountain National Park is a very close second. That's the extent of my experience in the west.

Wuluf wrote:My attempt at a blood knot was terrible. I used a uni to uni until my blood knot is serviceable. I also dabbed a little super glue on the knot for strength. Hopefully super glue doesn't degrade the line.

The Dennison vice is a godsend, I tell you!

Make em because it's cheaper. Formula is simple: -The butt section is half the entire length of the leader 40 lb. test (I use 12 ft. leader, so in this case 6ft. Of 40lb.). -Half the length of the butt section 30lb. (3 feet). -Half the length if section 2, 20 lb. (1.5 feet). -Tippet. I cant tie a bl...

Cool!

Anybody have experience with mono thread- Is it more durable than flat waxed- I'm kinda getting tired of having repair flies after a couple Snook...

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Sorry guys, but I have to drop out...

Sorry, but I gotta know about the mullet that ended up in the trees...

Sometimes it's cooler standing in the water...

GILs_GONE_WILD wrote: p.s. And yes, I added the "e" to Booley. It's my fly and I'll spell it however I want!

More please.

GILs_GONE_WILD wrote:

Rik wrote:If you'd used a shminnow, you'd have needed pain pills afterwards.

I think you mean a Wooley Bugger ... don't you!?

BTW ... great job Evan!!!

It's spelled woolly. Dammit.

Cool report, by the way.

After careful deliberation, I have decided I am in. I will be tying the legendary "wait...that's a gurler" floating schminnow.

Cool!

Wuluf wrote:Anyone have any success with this fly

Yes. It's worked on beach snook and peacock bass. Brown ones with synthetic hair tails work on reds...