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Thought it was that lake!

I was at my local fly shop yesterday and the sslesman said a good back ip rod is the Echo Lift. A customer in the store said he has 3 of them and said they are fantastic for the price point of @$100 - $135

These are leakproof. 100 for $7.99 Sold online from A___z_n

This looks exactly like the stripping basket I bought at a fly shop 6 years ago. Mine also has the neck strap which helps keep the basket sitting flat. I am not sure it makes a difference, but I am not very tall, so I use it. Anyway, I paid $58 for it or $63 with tax. I was shocked to see that...

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I agree, sadly there is not much reason to go in the area anymore. I shopped at all those places on occasion. Used to buy my fishing license from Linc’s Tackle, birthday cakes from Borracchini’s, fresh fish and shellfish from Mutual Fish and pepperoni ends and pieces from Oberto back in the...

Glad you asked him because I was going to in the next few days.

I hate seeing this type of fish handling, the foot kick is just being lazy and disrespectful.

What weight and length Echo Boost Blue fly rod did the shop sell you? For being a novice, nice job catching some salmon.

What time are you going out tomorrow? I also sent you a pm.

Maybe he blasts his horn every time he lands a fish.

I have a 7 1/2 foot St. Croix 2 piece that I haven’t used in about 8 years.

……or be a retired person like some of us are! It’s great to be out on the water during the weekdays.

Pinks are the same salmon as humpies.

I think you’re the 48th from the left Steve.

Way to go Steve!

Assuming the Versa has COLLISION COVERAGE, it covers any property damage for the plaintiff. It would be up to the claims rep and the Versa’s insurance company to reimburse for “Loss of Use” only if the trailer or boat needed repair time in a shop.

Your story reminded me when I used to take my son out hiking and camping when he was a boy. He’s in his mid 20’s now and loves to hike and camp with his friends. Most likely your son will do this in his future.

No leash, tried one @28 years ago for a few lake outings in my u boat (float tube) and it was too much of a hassle. When resting or changing flues, my rod is in my pontoon boat’s rod holder.

I have had my lithium battery in this sturdy soft tool bag I purchased from Home Depot for $15 for several years.It’s perfect. Roomy inside for fly boxes and a small wrench. The carrying handles are great too.