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Anyone on here use a fly line stripping basket. I never have before but they seem like a good idea. I just worry about adding another piece of stuff on me while fishing. When I'm on foot I already have a large waist pack and oftentimes an inflatable buoyancy compensator if wading on a big river. And then I have a vest with the net attached to the back and of course a necklace with clippers, tippets, etc. So I don't know if it'll get in the way or not. On the other hand I hate it when you have a... [Read More]
Thinking of a trip to Carnero and Becker before winter gets here. Trying to squeeze it in between an elk and a deer hunt. Is Carnero fishable or weeded up too much?
Well I've been sick for about a week now so I've been spending a good amount of time hanging out on the couch.
Anyhow, in scanning through the Amazon prime TV shows I came across a program called " The Rocky Mountain Fly Highway". It's a documentary narrated by Tom Skerritt about many of the blue ribbon fly fishing rivers along Highway 20. That would be a dream road trip! I'm sure a bunch of you guys have been to these very spots. It was a pretty good show so I... [Read More]
If I go to Rocky Point with my pontoon boat carried in this manner, will I draw unwanted attention when returning the U.S.? No, I'm narcotics runner or dealer.
Here is some information about Cheesman Canyon (South Platte River above Deckers) if any of you are interested in going there. It's a Colorado location I would not pass up if you are in the area.
There is a dam at the upper end of the canyon, Cheesman dam, which creates Cheesman Reservoir. The canyon is approximately three miles long and can be accessed only on foot. It is strictly catch and release and probably has the smartest rainbows and browns known to man. I contend... [Read More]
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