I have a lanyard that I purchased from some ladies on eBay. While they may look a bit ridiculous, they are nice for the minimal/ short outing days.
Hold just the essentials.
Nippers, tippit, floatant, and some flies.
Quote:Originally Posted by lefty
Sometimes it is nice to just pick up a rod, some tippet and a couple of flies, and just go fishing.
lefty
Totally Agree. I generally end up bringing my waist pack with everywhere though, as I'm...
This is completely random, but since this is a "style" forum I thought it was mildly relevant.
Anyhow, I have noticed that style wise, that there are three types of fly fishers.
1) Classic- vest, fishing shirt, creel (kind joking...
Quote:Originally Posted by lefty I will pick a guide for a day if I'm in a new area and want to get the "lay of the land" as quickly as possible. I've used some great guys and a few not so - once I had to fire a guy on the spot -...
Have any of you been on a guided trip? I have been fly fishing for a couple years now. However, I feel like I really lack some basic skills. My cast is great, but I think I could use a good guide to kind of coach me through some stuff...
Anyone have a medium travel bag? Im looking for something to travel with, but not sure how much I could fit in it...
Also, in regards to the outfitter bag. Would you guys worry about dress shoes being ruined if stored in the bottom...
Quote:Originally Posted by Xericx cool. did the credit come in the mail or electronically? Don't have a nespresso account number yet. I'm going to wait until the last day to redeem just in case I get my $100 club credit.
I checked,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Verf The truth will set you free.
The Swaine Adeney Brigg is clearly the superior bag. Filson should stick to making roughneck wear, leave the sophisticated gentlemanly goods to those who know how to make...