Find contentI'm no carpenter but I have a soft spot for notching. Pretty labour intensive though haha but it would last you foverever.
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In Topic: Fly tying table ideas?
06 January 2014 - 01:37 PM
In Topic: Music video about fishing, nature and travel to Tuva.
03 December 2013 - 05:56 PM
This is awesome. Thanks a lot for sharing it was a really cool video, Nice to see people in other countries fishing and camping...such universal activites!
In Topic: Braid on baitcaster
03 December 2013 - 12:19 PM
To get optimal tension when putting line on your winch hold the line down against the rod in front of the winch when you are reeling it on. The more tension you want, the harder you grip.... the spool can be wherever, on yor frigde, on your couch, doesn't matter...if you have a friend or girlfriend willing to hold it thats a bonus but you don't need a second person.
In Topic: What a way to start the ice season! First Cover - WOW!
02 December 2013 - 04:55 PM
Great article as always....that cover shot is sweet what a bonus!
Cheers to the hard work that went in to that and thanks for passing on the information to the rest of us.
In Topic: Catch and release guys rave a read !!
21 November 2013 - 04:53 PM
Great post. I know I never stop learning when it comes to CnR; there's always a way to improve our handling practices.
I think that boat anglers could learn from the above as well as waders. While it may not always be practical to keep the fish in the water while releasing it from a boat, keeping a net handy eliminates the risk of a fish slipping out of your grip and flopping around the deck.
I know many on this forum are against the use of landing nets and I mean no disrespect towards their opinion but I personally have found that a good rubber net let's me land fish quicker and more carefully.
I think that boat anglers could learn from the above as well as waders. While it may not always be practical to keep the fish in the water while releasing it from a boat, keeping a net handy eliminates the risk of a fish slipping out of your grip and flopping around the deck.
I know many on this forum are against the use of landing nets and I mean no disrespect towards their opinion but I personally have found that a good rubber net let's me land fish quicker and more carefully.
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