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Post by Mark Patenaude on Aug 7, 2006 15:45:48 GMT -5
I'll start:
Always: -Check you leader/tippet knot after each hookup... -Bring bug juice with you on your summer outings... -Always make sure you have all your fly boxes before you leave...
Never: -Refer to a fly rod as a "pole" or any fishing rod for that matter... (Joe!) -Use the word "luck" in a fishing report... -Use the word "nibble" or "bite" when you are talking to me about fishing. -Sit in the front of a canoe, it sucks...
Mark
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Post by JoeOverlock on Aug 7, 2006 19:24:14 GMT -5
Always:
- Be Prepared for a field repair on your gear (Mark) - Cary a stream thermometer - Have atleast one waterproof pocket
Never:
- Ask Mark if he owns a spin caster - Get into a conversation with Uplander about Catch & Release laws - Dip your flies in Power Bait - Add 10 inches to a fish that you have a picture of
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Post by AgMD on Aug 7, 2006 20:14:57 GMT -5
Always have ALL your gear in one or two bags, ready to go, nothing to be left behind. Never go fishing with an expensive pipe. AgMD
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Post by DanaC on Aug 7, 2006 21:01:33 GMT -5
Always have extra eyeglasses handy Never go fishing without a set of dry clothes
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Post by Uplander on Aug 8, 2006 9:29:58 GMT -5
Always: * Remember that, at its core, fly fishing is a blood sport; * Carry a compass; * Take the time to admire each fish you catch, whether you release it or keep it for eating.
Never: * Over think how much gear and “preparation” is required to simply go fishing; * Try to force everyone else to adhere to your personal fishing ethics/philosophy; * Publicly disclose the location of fishing spots.
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Post by gonefishing on Aug 12, 2006 19:16:52 GMT -5
Always: * Bring a few cigars so you can have yourself a "sweet reward" after landing a nice fish.
* Have a few beers in the cooler. Always nice to sit in the afternoon before making a cast, enjoy a cold beer, and watch for rises. Even better to sit on the tailgate and crack one open with a buddy after a sucessful day on the water.
* Keep a dry t-shirt tucked away in your trunk. Some of those Housy holes are pretty deep.
Never: * Have your "secret weapon" flies hanging from the fly patch on your vest. The first thing I look....I mean other flyfishermen look at is the fly patch. It's kind of like a team stealing signs in baseball-everyone does it but know one admits to it.
* Tell your fishing buddies what they're hitting on before making them sweat it for a little bit.
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