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  1. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    The last road trip

    Having spent a good part of my fishing and guiding in the area, I am reluctant to give away my hard fought secrets. I will say that if it was me, I would set up camp at the west fork of the Madison. The lower elevation and the more temperate climate of the Madison valley that time of the year...
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    The last road trip

    He literally "wrote the book".
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    Salmon in Wenatchee

    Decent numbers of fish over Rock Island. Brine up some Herring, tie up some double hook leaders with a sliding fore hook, grab some weight, bead chain swivels, spin and glows, and some sliding snaps. Put you boat in up by the hatchery at O'dark-30, and find a spot. Boat plunking at it's...
  4. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Whats in your smoker?

    $$$$$$$$!
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    Single Spey Traditional or Improved style

    I've casted both ways for 30+ years, and what I will tell you is a "traditional" lift and sweep will allow a D- loop and anchor that is further off the bank, and will make a sink tip easier to cast than the "improved" style. Having said that, I use a myriad of lifts including the Falkus 8 in my...
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    Fish ID

    Loch Leven (Scotland) strain of Brown Trout
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    Trailer Blinkers/Lights Troubleshooting

    This: CXTM 7-Way Trailer Plug Tester, 7 Way Trailer Plug Tester 7 Pin Trailer Plug Tester,Trailer Light Tester https://a.co/d/b05mf3N
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    NFR - well maybe. Rotated cuffbv

    You really need to get a good diagnosis before you do anything. Major joints and backs aren't something you want to screw around with. I'm not sure about all the negativity about MRIs come from. The three I've had have been the best naps I've ever had
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    Anyone baking bannock?

    Cast iron is your friend when cooking a bannock. I prefer fry bread, but you probably wouldn't wanna fry in the back of your truck.
  10. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Favorite Fishing Weather

    Mid 50s, drizzle, PMDs, Baetis, or Flav's.
  11. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Chongus Lake (PB alert)

  12. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Bread Thread

    Well, I have now had my Brod and Taylor Sourdough Home for about two months now and I can't say enough good about it. I just came home after being gone for two weeks and my starter looks healthy and ready to feed with no separation. I keep my starter at 41 degrees, and turn it up to 78 degrees...
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    Wok thread

    The last wok I bought, I seasoned it in the oven before I ever used it. For occasional use, my gas range top works okay, but when I get serious, out comes the Camp Chef on the patio. The new house will have a range top with a wok burner in the middle.
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    How are you storing/organizing your (flat) materials?

    Big Ziplocs and pant hangers in a closet.
  15. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Pretty crazy "camping/fishing on a cliff video.

    After be party to some early Camelot failures, I wouldn't rappel off of them especially in that placement.
  16. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Dog Bite On Waders

    Fetch and retrievers can be a mixed blessing. My first Labrador didn't like the water when she was a pup, but eventually became the best duck retriever, all-time! My opinion. They all figure it out eventually. Patience!
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    Dog Bite On Waders

    Even the beast trained, most well behaved dog can do some unpredictable shit at times. A responsible dog owner is prepared for this at ALL TIMES!
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    Intermediate Line

    Soak you line in warm water with some Dawn soap in it and wipe dry with a soft cloth.
  19. O' Clarkii Lewisi

    Intermediate Line

    I've used an intermediate line fo lake fishing for years. Great for fishing leeches and scuds around weed beds, as well as emerging nymphs. I really like FHI Scandi heads for trout spey, and for steelhead during the middle of the day. I used a 54' Gaelforce intermediate spey line quite a bit...
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