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Hard is used for fly leaders, soft is used in snoopy poles.

Write down the date. I agree with Evan!

Mono for topwater, flouro for most of the rest. I like rio, seaguar, and yozuri in no particular order. Each has an application. I have found many of the cheaper ones suck, you definitely get what you pay for.

Didn't you tell me you were going to catch something on that fly like a month ago? Good stuff!

Took you long enough.

Right, "shad fishing". One of you needs to shave your ass.

Some skills are life long.

^ Coffee out of nose.

If he gets into MIT find a way to make that work. Congrats to him for even applying! The rest of the schools listed all fall into a tier well below. I do not believe there is any way a high school senior knows what to do with the rest of their life. If he is dead set on engineering I would recommend...

Looks like a good day to have a paddle in your paddle craft.

Haha! The place where you donate all of your non-fly gear is at the end of a long road. At the end of that road is where the journey truly begins. I believe you are on the right road.

That trip cost me 2 tanks of gas for my truck, half a tank for the boat, one bottle of rum, $180 in cash for 3 nights in the room, and one boat scrubbing. You do not have to spend a bunch of money to fish over there. If you want to start thinking about the details get in touch. That is the first step.

Derek. Hit me up. I spend a bit of time over there.

Here is a recap of my last trip.

In case there are no rescue boats, something worth practicing.

Daver. This is the only fishing trip on that list I keep of things to do one day. A few years ago I almost took a job guiding with the outfitter who made the following video. I would have been posted in Mozambique on the Zambezi River guiding tiger fish to start. Season 2 or 3 would have found me on...

DaveR wrote: they have a tough time getting them in their mouths sometimes but they keep trying.

Words daver has never strung together in that particular order before.

One of the last birthdays the Mayans wrote down on their calendar. I believe he taught them how to paddle fish. Happy Birthday Rik!