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bennysbuddy
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more like get up and Pee ,that's my reality
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bennysbuddy
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they look like they have plenty of room to grow into
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bennysbuddy
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are real fur coats a fashion NO-NO , how about a 15x black Tom Mix Stenson ?Admittingly, it has been a while since I've been out for a night on the town.
I didn't even recognize the R bar, the Legion (which was once a dive bar) now has granite bar tops, and we ate at a place called Open Range where you were charged $6 for "bread service" and horseradish for your $60 cut of meat was extra.
Understanding fashion, I knew the evening would require a dressier, mountain casual.
Upon leaving dinner I put on my scarf, my tailored wool pea coat that is a nice blend of classic structure but with modern twists, and finished it off with a pair of black leather driving gloves. My friend said it looked like I was heading out to the opera. Perfect.
My wife was also looking hawt and it was obvious we were turning heads.
At its core, this is Bozeman on a Saturday night.
I was lazy and used an internet photo, my Red Balls are a size medium. I wear size large in shirts and trousers, but the waders are a good fit over a baselayer and an insulating midlayer.
Old406Kid
Legend
Have you checked out this guy yet? He's the son of a friend of ours.
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My first pair of light weight waders were those Red Ball Nylon coated stocking foot waters. Mine leaked in the toes out of the box. Don't remember what I paid for the. But I don't think I paid 15 bucks for them. I tried to seal them but it didn't happed. So I went out and got some light weight wader made by Bare. Blue in color. When I put them on I didn't need a wader belt. I had to squeeze my 270 lb. into them. I looked like a full Cannoli.
What I see on the "Genryu Izakaya" YT channel looks hardcore to me. An "izakaya" is an informal Japanese bar that serves alcoholic drinks and snacks, like an Irish pub. These hardcore wilderness genryu (translated headwaters) anglers combine sawanobori (translated shower or waterfall climbing) with fishing and will hike 13 hours over extremely steep terrain to get to the water they want to fish. These two vids have English sub-titles but I enjoy their other videos even without being able to understand the dialogue and captions.
Check out this one as they have to swim through a ravine @ about 11:16
Heavy rain and high water don't stop them
I wish I was 40 years younger and could do stuff like that again.
Here is some of their stylish hardcore wardrobe
http://www.sawanobori.jp/en/products/
I notice a lot of Montbell apparel too.
ONLINE SHOP | Montbell
Montbell is the brainchild of Isamu Tatsuno, who is the founder and CEO of the largest outdoor clothing and equipment manufacturer and retailer in Japan and Asia. Tatsuno has been an avid outdoor enthusiast, skiing, paddling, and climbing mountains all around the world for most of his life. In...
en.montbell.jp
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Bet Travers would never admit that.
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bennysbuddy
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They looked like my hotel waders the ones so big the have a ballroom
Travers is "larger" than life. He might not even fit in @bennysbuddy 's "hotel" waders
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Craig Pablo
Smolt
Exact same thing I was wondering. I remember fishing the Bitterroot in March back in the 90's, when it was pretty much a "secret". Eventually people started showing up earlier and earlier. The last time I fished the Root during the skwala hatch was probably 8 or 10 years ago, in February, and there were tons of other boats. So no, I don't think that knowing the skwala hatch exists makes you "in the know"
Craig Pablo
Smolt
If you have to ask, were you ever core?
Rob Allen
Life of the Party
If you have to defend yourself the people accusing you never were.
TDub
No fish here
What I see on the "Genryu Izakaya" YT channel looks hardcore to me. An "izakaya" is an informal Japanese bar that serves alcoholic drinks and snacks, like an Irish pub. These hardcore wilderness genryu (translated headwaters) anglers combine sawanobori (translated shower or waterfall climbing) with fishing and will hike 13 hours over extremely steep terrain to get to the water they want to fish. These two vids have English sub-titles but I enjoy their other videos even without being able to understand the dialogue and captions.
Check out this one as they have to swim through a ravine @ about 11:16
Heavy rain and high water don't stop them
I wish I was 40 years younger and could do stuff like that again.
Here is some of their stylish hardcore wardrobe
http://www.sawanobori.jp/en/products/
I notice a lot of Montbell apparel too.
ONLINE SHOP | Montbell
Montbell is the brainchild of Isamu Tatsuno, who is the founder and CEO of the largest outdoor clothing and equipment manufacturer and retailer in Japan and Asia. Tatsuno has been an avid outdoor enthusiast, skiing, paddling, and climbing mountains all around the world for most of his life. In...
Those are pretty cool for sure.
creekx
not crate trained
True. Typically an early to mid-April hatch, but once word got out dudes would try to will it into existence earlier and earlier. In 1990 nobody in Washington and few in MT even knew what a skwala was.Exact same thing I was wondering. I remember fishing the Bitterroot in March back in the 90's, when it was pretty much a "secret". Eventually people started showing up earlier and earlier. The last time I fished the Root during the skwala hatch was probably 8 or 10 years ago, in February, and there were tons of other boats. So no, I don't think that knowing the skwala hatch exists makes you "in the know"
