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    Default A Grand Day (and a nice brown!)

    I went fishing on the Grand River (Ontario) yesterday armed with a sculpin pattern I created just for the occasion. On the third drift through a productive run I hooked and landed this guy.

    What a Grand day!!!

    http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictu ... 6451&idx=1

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    Nice! and at the hands of your own tie...
    thirdyearflyfisher.com

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    Default Sweet!

    Nice!!! I'm jealous

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    VERY nice! Ain't it grand (pun intended.)

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    That is one beautiful fish! I think I am learning where the term "Bite This" came from. Your cork probably has teeth marks from holding on tight? What fly did you use?

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    Beautiful fish...congratulations.....

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    Hey Jonzee,

    I was using a sculpin pattern of my own design (a mix and match of various sculpin patterns - very easy to tie).

    I turned a number of good browns yesterday (in the 15 inch range) and, as I indicated, that big one took on the third drift.

    Needless to say, I'll be at the tying bench this weekend making a few more of those little gems!

    Cheers,
    Andrew

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    Nice fish for sure Good On Ya. How did that cork grip taste? Ron

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    fishy! it tasted fishy!
    Nice fish.I just moved from my tying desk where I was experimenting with a new sculpin pattern also.I'm using magnetic tape as a base to give the fly a really broad flat profile,takes awhile for the epoxy to set up in the prep work but the finished flies look pretty good.Hopefully I will get to try them out this weekend.
    We all know the area code for heaven is 406

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    Hey Andrew,

    Are my eyes deceiving me, or is that a piece of cane that you caught that fine Brown on?

    Give us the 411 on your stick!

    Terry
    "The solution to any problem - work, love, money, whatever - is to go fishing, and the worse the problem, the longer the trip should be." - John Gierach

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