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The pink run on my home river and beaches is very late this year, with very few in the river....latest I've seen. So far I'm...(wait for it).. Hump-free....

Looks like you got a lot of bytes with that ones...(see what I did there?)

In case anyone was wondering.....

I remembered how difficult it was for me to get started flyfishing, being overwhelmed with advice coming from every direction...and no two advisors saying the same thing. I decided to make up a one-page (more than that is too much for a beginner) guide to help beginners with initial equipment...

Ahh the memories.....Good times !!

I've been cutting my own, since covid shut down the barbershops. My skill level has improved greatly since my first attempt. Pro tip: Always check to make sure the length guide is attached to the clipper before starting. (I thought it seemed like an unusual amount of hair was coming off...

The tip is actually size TR413 tire valve stem. I insert a 1" length of 3/8" I.d. rubber fuel line hose ( reg, not marine) into the aluminum tubing, recessing it to 3/4" below flush. I then moisten the valve stem, and tap it in until it seats against the tubing. The valve stem and fuel line can...

I've trained with weights since the age of 13, in addition to always being physically active, never allowing myself to get too far out of shape. I can't handle the gerbil workouts on treadmills, stationary bikes, etc, but, instead, keep physically active with things like pickleball 3 times per...

To the person who stole my camouflage jacket and flip-flops: "You can hide..but you can’t run...."

They shoot us...We shoot them....

I have another round of staffs available to be built to suit your height/preferred length. Please pm for details.

I use two-handers for river fishing coho, but prefer sh for targeting them on the beach. Beach coho can be spooky, so I prefer a clean pickup and overhead cast, as opposed to ripping line off the water w/a two-hander. Sh also allows stripping of the integrated head well into the guides, as coho...

I build my own, so can't speak to others out there...BUT...Check out Greys Fin 5/6 wt reels: full (hybrid) cage (so mono line doesn't slip in behind spool), cast aluminum ( at 6.28 oz, heavy enough counterweight to keep rod tip slightly elevated with no effort), smooth drag, large arbor (...

My wife and I finally got out to chase rainbows on, IMO, the prettiest river on Vancouver Island....A postcard day with lots of fish.

I wonder if Neil Young ever gave that horse a name...... :unsure:

You can try taking your staff to a hdware store to see if a hammer loop would work. You might also check out a koolbak wading staff holster...You can find them on line for around $30

Ever notice how many borders are drawn with a ruler?... ;)