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Barbless hooks are good
Lessons are good (I hope)
Kush makes the Reverse snake roll look easy
Barbless hooks are good.... really good
Spey flies, nymphs and all other flies all hurt when forcebly impaled in your butt
Barbless hooks are good
Duck n cover doesn't always work
Barbless hooks are good
A 14 ft rod doesn't mean you can foresake your chest waders
Spending $1000 on a rod and reel and some line doesn't make me a god and the fish will not through themselves at my feet now.
Pinks will however swim under my foot on loose gravel while I'm playing a nice fresh coho.
Hip waders don't cut the mustard when you fall on your knees in knee deep water
Doing a Single spey and trying to turn 90degrees can bring a fly precariously close to your ear
#2 Partridge M hooks sound alot like a bullet when coming close to your ear.
They make next to no noise when they hook the back of your leg
Barbless hooks are good
Needless to say I've got alot of lessons to learn, I'm going to take a lesson soon I just wanted to try the new rod out. I ended up landing a wild coho and a Jack spring but I wouldn't say it was because of my grace and finesse. I'd recommend ANYONE take a lesson before trying out your new spey rod.... it's your ear though...
Doug
Lessons are good (I hope)
Kush makes the Reverse snake roll look easy
Barbless hooks are good.... really good
Spey flies, nymphs and all other flies all hurt when forcebly impaled in your butt
Barbless hooks are good
Duck n cover doesn't always work
Barbless hooks are good
A 14 ft rod doesn't mean you can foresake your chest waders
Spending $1000 on a rod and reel and some line doesn't make me a god and the fish will not through themselves at my feet now.
Pinks will however swim under my foot on loose gravel while I'm playing a nice fresh coho.
Hip waders don't cut the mustard when you fall on your knees in knee deep water
Doing a Single spey and trying to turn 90degrees can bring a fly precariously close to your ear
#2 Partridge M hooks sound alot like a bullet when coming close to your ear.
They make next to no noise when they hook the back of your leg
Barbless hooks are good
Needless to say I've got alot of lessons to learn, I'm going to take a lesson soon I just wanted to try the new rod out. I ended up landing a wild coho and a Jack spring but I wouldn't say it was because of my grace and finesse. I'd recommend ANYONE take a lesson before trying out your new spey rod.... it's your ear though...
Doug