Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: jetboatjim on July 18, 2007, 06:17:11 PM
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Kinda speaks for its self. could not resist.
Perfect fit on my 8100 xp.
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Jim, got enough fly lines there? ;)
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I cant see the pic
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I edited it for you correctly and now you edited back... :P Hold on.
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Most of the lines are hiding behind the reels. and Rod, Kelly Davison tells me you can never have too many fly lines.
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Most of the lines are hiding behind the reels. and Rod, Kelly Davison tells me you can never have too many fly lines.
You were smarter than me. I have a bunch of lines I have no idea what they are. Misplaced the boxes and now I dont know what weight they are ???
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Hey, sorry but I noticed you have a 8/11 loop classic. How does that reel peform? I am looking into buying one.
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its a 7/9 loop ,shes a beauty just a tad big for a 8wt singlehander. very nice reel for the money.
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Nice reel, I like the S-handle styles. I was looking at the Bellinger 4.5in reel but have decided to make due with a Marquis #2 until he comes out with a 4in. Those loop reels are very nice fishable reels, but for the extra couple of bucks it's nice to have something that has some history and won't lose it's value ;D
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will it fit on my spey rod?? ;)
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Another one? ;D I thought the one you came down to the bar with that time was crazy enough..... She doesn't know you have it yet does she? ;D
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No she dosent,but I told her that I'm storing this stuff for you Dave.
Golfie its kinda small for a spey, would be ok for a shorter switch rod perhaps.
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No she dosent,but I told her that I'm storing this stuff for you Dave.
Golfie its kinda small for a spey, would be ok for a shorter switch rod perhaps.
So when do I get to try out my new reel that you are storing for me? ;D