shrapnel
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When did Boones Farm become a fine wine you putz?It’s my rod of choice for delicate presentations of tiny dry flies while drinking fine wine.
My beer today was labeled “la cerveza mas fina”. That’s Latin for fine wine.When did Boones Farm become a fine wine you putz?
Here in the Adirondacks, the famous fly tyer, Fran Betters, started tying many classic patterns with red thread, to mimic the coloration of bugs from his home river. Many swear by this strategy, but I think you may have taken things a bit too far on your BWO's...Sage VT2 9’ 6wt got a workout today. It’s my rod of choice for delicate presentations of tiny dry flies while drinking fine wine. This brown sipped a #22 blue winged olive.
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So true! I have a 2 weight I use for grayling.Just checked off work for the week and I’m taking the 3 wt out for the afternoon. Sage Pulse 8’6” and Abel TR. Making small stream fishing great again.
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So true! I have a 2 weight I use for grayling.
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Sage VT2 9’ 6wt got a workout today. It’s my rod of choice for delicate presentations of tiny dry flies while drinking fine wine. This brown sipped a #22 blue winged olive.
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I tie mine with a little bit of flash and either 1 tungsten bead (smaller rivers) or 2 (bigger rivers). Works like a charm to get your smaller nymphs into the zone fast.Fun fact: this is the only fly I know how to tie.