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Harry Kane next. The big stars disappear when needed. They sit back for 70-80 minutes then they unleash. It happens a lot it seems. The

Still lots Rö - ing to do 😉

Neutral fan? I get it. My family was talking about breaking out the aquavite but I said whoa whoa. Gotta wait. Today was a Rainier moment.

Are you buying a Bitter or a Corona? Show your true self? 😆

It is being reported that the orange man got involved. 🧐.

It appears to be a reversed half full wells

Ah dang I missed that. Sorry about that

Not a recipe but saw this on the news

Oh I agree. I had an old st Croix pro graphite 8 weight that had a flush mount reel seat. Looked a lot better than the Asquith

The reverse full wells looks like a half wells to me ….? 😆

Hooded reel seats and they have flush (non hooded) reel seats too. Now the new Asquith ii has a flush mount reel seats of a unique style.

Capitalism = Corporatocracy

I’m with Matt on this. I thought reverse half wells would be with the bigger side up on the blank and the tapered edge towards the reel seat. A half wells would be the bigger grip at the reel seat and tapered thin edge towards blank.

No problem sir.

Haha. No! Move On

Take baby steps then get away for a two/ three day mid week trip. See how it pans out. Do a 3-4 day weekend see how it pans out. That’s all I can contribute.

This is the kinda truck I want prowl in searching for fishing waters. 😉

No. But I would if I could (if in that type of sitaution). You only get one plate appearance at life so swing for it. Luckily some have many pitches thrown at us. Not everyone gets a high pitch count either. I think we would have done something like you are eluding to but we had an...

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“I love the feel of a cork grip in the morning. You know one time we had a piece of river for 12 hours. When it was all over , my cork was soiled” Full wells is my favorite I do like the snub nose of more recent rods for 5 weights and under ….made by sage and others. The Fenwick grip as it...