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An episode of Keystone Cats, eh?

Wild. My lifetime total on the fly is three, so your results look like a real accomplishment.

Ictalurus punctatus is a great species ? sporty and, yes,...

Pretty fish. Looks like fun.

I'm VERY envious of you lucky folks who get to be menaced by wolves rather than by four million other people.

This PBS NATURE program is compelling - beautiful and savage - and stars wolves and...

The originating post and on-topic replies have been useful, educational. Thank you for the topic; I'd welcome more like it.

A real one . . . unlike all the sunfish wrongly called "perch." It's a yellow perch (Perca flavescens) and in the same family with walleye (the largest perch) and sauger. Yellow perch are often...

KB: Many thanks for that. The component overview is very helpful - kind of teaches folks to fish rather than giving them a fish.

White flies rule.

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And the best part is emptying the bottles to get at the "free" synthetic material.

I've cut large triangles for VIP type poppers and drilled out .30 caliber cylinders but haven't yet tried any of...

Holding a fish aloft before release is "possession?"



He's a senior member here with a profile link to his homepage revealing a full name, his face, and even telephone numbers -- not exactly...

That's pretty cool. A Minnesota warden once granted that courtesy to a young man with a Southern accent . . . and the (now middle aged man) is still grateful.;)

I might add: hat's off to law...

And turn out they did. That first one is borderline rump tingling.

Sounds like a dose of reality. Accurate expectations are worth something -- thanks.

Can't comment on the effectiveness of those two products for our purpose, but I wonder if those (and plenty of other floatants like lantern fuel) are chemicals we want to put in our lakes and...

Also, what's the deal with no moisture in seating a fluorocarbon knot, or is that without basis?

Excellent, Jim. Many thanks.

What are some of the retailers that carry the cedar oil, by the way?

How do trout feel about feather marketing? Do they stop eating if we use the "wrong" colour hackle?

The rod I linked has gone unsold once at $29.99; it's now relisted. Others of his have sold for the opening bid prices. Collectors don't seem to be interested -- wonder if these things are fishable?

There are some selling (and going unsold) for $29 and $39 on eBay. I assume there's a catch, but, so far, no one's saying what it is.

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Hump head? Those are shoulders . . . broad ones at that. :cool:

Um . . . pick one?

Hats off to law enforcement and to whomever had the stones to call it in.

Okay, we do need provincially mandated guides . . . what with not being able to find Canada on the map and all.

Wow. An Ontario friend spoke of how warm and welcoming the Maritimes would be; those regs don't seem too welcoming.

They are fun, aren't they? They certainly do snap, and they're fine eating if you swing that way.