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Greetings, I am looking for a potential winter project. So if you have a 6wt three or four piece blank laying around that would make a good streamer rod shoot me a PM. Thanks Mike

I applaud everything about this trip and report! Well done.

Wilson 432 Geno 234

Very cool report on what looks like a great time, in beautiful country. Well done and thanks for sharing!

Still is....;)

Wow, that is literally a bucket list type of a trip for me. What a beautiful setting for all those lakes. It will happen one of these days. Thanks for all the pics!!!

Thanks for the report Rex. I love how methodical and detailed you are.

Lamson Litespeed 2, Series IV in excellent condition, with pouch and box and paperwork. Other than lettering rubbed off a bit, could pass for new. Would like to trade for similar quality reel (Sage, Galvan, Lamsom) for 3-4 wt line. I just need something a bit smaller. Shoot me a pm if you have...

Great choice! Love mine.

I have caught a few fish on the Red Ivan! (y)

I know my answer will be incredibly boring, and it isn't a sexy fly, but my "one" would be a black bunny leech, maybe size 8 or 10. Not incredibly large. Just wrap on some lead, tie in the tail, wrap up the shank, and call it good. It is like a 2 minute fly, and still my most deadly. I have...

Actually she did. In this case it was Zips ice cream and order of fries.

I have fished out of the 14', and it just seems remarkably more roomy! But yes this is super easy to row. I took my 10 year old daughter out once on a lake, and she asked if she could try rowing. Now there was no wind, but she had so much fun she rowed me up and down a bank for several hours...

Yep, love it. I mostly use it on stillwaters, because if you hit anything on a stream they will hear you a mile away. But it is super comfortable, easy to row in still or moving. This is a 13' RMT, and if I did it again I would probably get the 14', but really love it.

Correct. Pics came from my phone which means I can barely see them and I wasn't paying attention. But agree!

Browns are cool!

On stillwater winds within reason aren’t that bad. If you’re able to anchor Both bow and stern, you can have the wind at your back and just roll cast. However I totally agree in general I don’t like wind. Especially on the streams.