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    What's in your vise?

    Hook: Kona XSS 2/0 weed guard 20# Mason hard mono tail: 2 grizzly saddle hackles and 6 neck hackles - olive grizzly, yellow grizzly and grizzly Collar deer hair- black over olive over white body and diving collar-black, olive orange, chartreuse over white front legs- silicone eyes- 6 mm Another...
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    What's in your vise?

    I use 12# maxima chameleon for the connection on smallish trout flies. Mainly because I have some and it works well enough.
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    What's in your vise?

    My latest likely failure of innovation. The wiggle chironomid. Live chironomids in throat sample seem awfully lively and wriggly to me I thought it might work. Untested as of yet.
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    Hooked up!

    I was about 12 miles out from the road in BWCA one late fall and trolling a jointed rapala as I traveled back towards the car at the end of a five day trip. Hooked an 8-10 pound northern. Hadn’t brought a net as this was a jig fishing walleye trip and I was trying to travel light. The pike did...
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    Got any bird pics?

    Spring is arriving in the mid- Columbia basin too. Spring migrants like the Sandhill Cranes And the Greater White Fronted Geese Many primarily winter birds like the bald eagles and snow geese are still around.
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    Tenkara (The Kara?)

    This is the Kara😄
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    Dyed some hair…

    and it went surprisingly well. Ran out of orange body hair needed for a project , so I found some light elk, some bleached deer and some deer belly hair in a stash I had gotten from a taxidermist. This was cheap, easy and somewhat fun. It does take a bit of time though. I had previously dyed...
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    Cell Phone Pics

    Snowy afternoon today.
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    Lake trout and walleye

    It is my opinion based on a couple of thousand lake trout on Lake Superior, Yellowstone lake, Palisades Reservoir in Idaho. and inland MN lakes that lake trout are not deep water fish by nature. They have a preferred temperature range of about 45-54 degrees F and a combination of these...
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    NFR Got any mammal pictures

    Some different Otters off the Bateman Island Causeway in the snow. There were a family of five hunting along the edge of the ice and even popping up through the rotten ice along the shoreline with a loud bang.
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    What's in your vise?

    They are called bug collars. I bought them years ago, but I think that Firehole sells them now. They are brass- a little weight and a hotspot.
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    What's in your vise?

    Some balanced leeches in the three colors I like. Size 8 and 12 FM 6050 hooks
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    Got any bird pics?

    Maybe build a couple of Wood ducks boxes to attract them. Great for screech owls as well😉
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    Cell Phone Pics

    Critters from the last couple of days.
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    Cell Phone Pics

    On the South slope of Rattlesnake Mountain outside of Richland.
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    What's in your vise?

    Nope, they would be ok in bigger numbers.
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    What's in your vise?

    This is an interesting fly. Not difficult but time consuming. Hook: 2x long dryfly #8 Body: orange deer Hackle: palmered grizzly Extension: 25# Mason Hard mono Wing: light elk tied on the extension.
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