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With Patagonias new no waste policy, they may just give you a big discount coupon and tell you to keep them. My wife and I were each given generous coupons for wanting to repair flaking rain jackets which they asked use to dispose of properly. Contact customer service..

That’s unfortunate things sucked for you all. I’ve had 5+ orders with No. Fork and nary a problem. One item was back ordered but it showed up. I’ve sold a lot of rods on their blanks and have received no negative input. So, I’m a fan..

Edge rods is having a “Golden Ticket Sale”. Limited time. For $200 you can get a full price coupon for any rod they make! Killer price for great rods..

North Fork Composites had a sale, so I bought some blanks for next year. 2 Air Carbons, a 5# and 8# and also 2 Gamma Betas both 6#. These are some quality rods and I’m stoked to get them..so many rods, so little time..

I’m always wondering, when deciding to build a rod, what size and weight rod people on this site would be looking for. The most all-around rod is probably a 9’-6#, good for The Sound and lakes. What do you all think? 4#, 8#, ?#…I use a couple 6# and a 4#, plus a Switch rod from the beach..

I bought this pram from a duck hunter from Sammamish. All I know is that it’s a 10’ Hudson Springs Pram.

Here’s some photos of the finished project..

Thanks for the offer, but I’ve just finished installing some simple wooden extensions. My 7” seat pedestal is due in today. After I get it installed I’ll post some photos..thanks again for the offer.. https://oceansouth.com/en-us/products/economy-seat-pedestal-swivel-top

I’m wanting to install a 4”or 7” seat pedestal in my pram this Winter to get me in a more comfortable position. I’m sure I’ll have to raise the oarlocks also to accommodate my higher sitting position. Is there any standard rule on doing this? Any ideas or observations would be greatly appreciated.

Just a Bunny Leech w/ Booby Head

I was just on e-bay, and they have hundreds of 4wt rods for sale…

https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/spo/d/olympia-temple-fork-outfitters-tfo/7907145994.html Great price, a bargain..

A moderate flex rod loads easier for shorter cast and when needed you can muscle it for longer ones. You might be surprised how well a 7’6” or 8’ rod cast. If you over line them 1 or 2 weights they preform better for close in work by loading on a shorter back cast, something to think about on...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/127442921191 No. Fork Composites 8’6”-4#.. This is a great rod at give away price. Moderate action. Perfect finesse rod..

Amen bro…

Put it next to my also useless Rolls Royce..

After using some more natural patterns without success yesterday, this attractor worked well..

With the gel, you can use your bodkin needle and just push it around..

This, new to me, gel superglue is turning out to be a valuable item in my fly tying, rod building and honey-do tool kit. Very easy to control without making a big mess..just a heads up..

I’ve had two 4# intermediate lines and neither one would sink properly. So I now use a type 3 with success. Perhaps those lighter weight lines are just to physically light to work.? Using unweighted flies or beadheads as needed work to get you to the desired depth..