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Because we're elevating the hunter gatherer element to an art form.

Sunday church music rocks...(not that I go to church)

Wow. Flawless playing. Love it.

I looked and didn't see it posted here. A direct line to so many great songs.

Yeah, but they make clear tip floaters. Some are better than others. I've tried a few.

My college entanglement theory was Smashing Pumpkins.

I looked and didn't see this. One of my favorites.

Now you're talking! One of the best collection of rock voices, but for me Mark Arm's vocals outshine everyone. I can't listen to this track without singing his part (probably because it's the only one in my range and I love reverb).

That's great video Nick. Yeah, I've seen a hooked (and lost) Thresher jump when trolling for albacore so there must be a decent number of them out there. Makes me wonder how many are taken by the commercial guys. Pretty sure I've hooked more than one of the "short" fin tunas too. Sadly, in...

Years ago when I first started fishing the Queets, the old-timer shuttle guy I used that lived in Clearwater would always remind me of mercurial nature of the river. He described it perfectly - "it's like a yo-yo!". I never forgot that whenever I was on the Queets. I don't think I ever...

The Queets is my favorite river. If you get a chance to fish it in the park do so (legally). It's amazing even if you don't hook a fish. My favorite Queets memory is fishing a run when a huge herd of Roosevelt Elk crossed the river about 100 yards upstream of me. A thunder of sound shortly...

I'd go with a clear tip line. Bones are spooky in most of the popular places. For those fish you're much better casting in front of them and letting them come to you. A clear tip line will help there.

One that you can cast accurately with into wind with minimal false casting. I've been doing Bonefish trips for years and 80-90% of the time I'm using an 8 wt due to wind. With bones there's really not much of a difference fighting an average fish with an 8 or 6 wt. Here's a tip - use a fly...

Classic 12-bar blues that swings - in mono!

Cherub Rock...

This is Neil's most underrated tune. One of the greatest songs I've ever heard that almost nobody knows...

The seagulls...

I obsessed over this solo for months. One of a handful. Such great playing. Dave Navarro remains an inspiring and underrated musician.