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DoubleM wrote:Get sum soap fish. Am I the only one looking forward to eating one soon? My spook jrs ready.

I'm going to eat one.

I just put it on one of my 8 weights. I haven't spent too much time with it, but my initial impression wasn't great. It seems to be heavy and awkward to me. It isn't tough to make a long cast with it, but shorter casts, especially soft casts, are mored difficult. I have a hard time landing it softly...

Congrats Steve! That's a beautiful fish.

Cool shot Wonderboy! I dig the angles.

I'd take it to a fly shop and ask them if you can try a few different lines on it. They should be able to help you narrow it down. Since it is fiberglass, and probably really slow, you'll likely be able to throw a few different line weights with it. Go with whichever is most comfortable to you.

Rik wrote:Some call that progress.

Some have their heads up their asses.

Topwater plug
1/4 oz white bucktail jig
1/4 oz gold spoon.

My brother gave it a go a couple of weeks ago, but was unsuccessful fishing with shiners. I have a date with some tarpon in Matlacha this weekend, and am going to try to sneak down and give it a go if I have time...I'll report if we are able to get into anything.

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Here are your photos bluebill. Good luck!

Nice one Steve!

I had the same thing happen to a pair of Costas a few months ago. I went to put them on and ended up with a piece in each hand. After their review, I paid a $50 frame fee, and they sent me a new pair. The pair that I sent in was discontinued, so I was allowed to choose any frame that I liked. Seemed...

Very cool. Congrats.

My dad will be joining us- GlennR

In.

I'll be there.

kmeng, I knew a guy who used these on his car because it was a company care and he couldnt put racks on it. Easy on, easy off, and it didn't damage his car. The only thing to be careful about is to make sure to rinse the car very well when you are dont at then end of the day. The salt drip from the ...