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Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10122153 07/09/14 01:20 PM
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OK! Now that, thats over with and you got fish sweat all over you. Take the plastic off the cork and start taken pictures with the rod in you teeth!! cool


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Re: making progress. [Re: Turf Dawg] #10122473 07/09/14 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted By: Turf Dawg
Catching those would have made me happy. Good job


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Re: making progress. [Re: jboy] #10122994 07/09/14 05:45 PM
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I save that moment for 10#, 15# striper. haha.

Originally Posted By: jboy
OK! Now that, thats over with and you got fish sweat all over you. Take the plastic off the cork and start taken pictures with the rod in you teeth!! cool


Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10123536 07/09/14 08:25 PM
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You've come a long way from catching catfish out of Rex's swimming pool Moon, LOL!!!

Re: making progress. [Re: J-Moe] #10123569 07/09/14 08:35 PM
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I know. I think RexW is proud of me now. banana

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You've come a long way from catching catfish out of Rex's swimming pool Moon, LOL!!!


Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10124412 07/10/14 02:16 AM
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Very nice Moon. Thanks for sharing
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Re: making progress. [Re: chefmike] #10124528 07/10/14 02:48 AM
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Thanks Mike. I do learn a lot from you. Will continue to learn. Hope one day I can be half as good as you in regard of tying.

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Very nice Moon. Thanks for sharing
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Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10124547 07/10/14 02:50 AM
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Ur hooked.

Now go hit broken bow.


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Re: making progress. [Re: TarponFly] #10124562 07/10/14 02:55 AM
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I will, for sure. Thinking November if I was not down the coast. Or Spring time. I would be in your tournament next year if you had one again.

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Ur hooked.

Now go hit broken bow.


Re: making progress. [Re: Turf Dawg] #10125299 07/10/14 01:49 PM
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Great job! I've been fly fishing for years and years and only caught my first small mouth last year and have never caught a drum on fly. How do you like your new lines? That's one part of my set up I never try and save money on. I generally buy the best line possible for the job.

Re: making progress. [Re: winchester44] #10125504 07/10/14 03:11 PM
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Thanks very much.

I just started fly fishing in March, I don't know what's the best line for my rod, so I called TFO, talked to their tech rep, and took their recommendation. Actually, I called Rio first, asking their rep for advice, was told that I need two types of lines: cold water and warm water. I asked the rep to send me an email with his recommendation, but he never did. When I talked to TFO tech rep, he told me to buy tropical line, instead buying cold water and warm water to save me money, which makes lots sense. He also suggested just using floating. If I want the fly to sink, just add some weight to the fly, and make it sink. But I did buy F/I line, because some times, I do need my fly to sink slowly, and big heavy fly is really hard to turn when casting.
So after fishing with this line, I can truly say that I like it, I like it a lot. I can cast 50 feet, 60 feet very easily. The line does make some noise when landing on the water, which may be good, or bad depending what kind of fish I am fishing for.
I can buy these line on eBay cheaper than at retail stores.

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Great job! I've been fly fishing for years and years and only caught my first small mouth last year and have never caught a drum on fly. How do you like your new lines? That's one part of my set up I never try and save money on. I generally buy the best line possible for the job.

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I forgot to ask what line do you use, what do you recommend? thanks again.

Originally Posted By: winchester44
Great job! I've been fly fishing for years and years and only caught my first small mouth last year and have never caught a drum on fly. How do you like your new lines? That's one part of my set up I never try and save money on. I generally buy the best line possible for the job.


Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10125738 07/10/14 04:18 PM
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Awesome Moon! Looked like a blast, great photos. Thanks for sharing.

Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10126017 07/10/14 05:55 PM
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Moon, you bought on that equipment. Where is your fancy fly fishing hat, clothes, boots and vest?, LOL!!

Re: making progress. [Re: moonriver] #10126081 07/10/14 06:20 PM
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this is probably one oy most important pieces of fly fishing gear. Note the subdued color so as to not spook the fish:



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