[font "Comic Sans MS"][green][size 3]Got my new "the Fly Shop 2007 catalog" yesterday and was thumbing thru it. Some of their stuff is a little pricie to me, but they do have the Fish Cat 4 for $145.
What really cracked me up was on page 65. What is wrong with this picture?
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Someone get that kid a kleenex!!! Is that you fly fishers secret added attractor like bass fishermen and garlic spray.
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]I am assuming it is a rod and line, but the placement of it does look a little snotty[laugh][/size][/black][/font]
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I think he was tying on his fly, wetting the knot to cinch it, when he started laughing so hard the line came out his nose [shocked]
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Man you guys (and girls)! I looked and looked and only after I figured out what you were saying did I "see" what you saw. It just looked like an ordinary picture of a kid tying on his fly with his rod leaning up against his right side.
BTW, FG, The Fly Shop was my "home" shop for many years when I lived in Redding California. They were always very "pricey."
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That's pretty gross FG. Usually it would be someone in my family to come out with a pic like that.
Are we related somehow?? Ha Ha.
I first noticed the rod and line. Then I noticed the placement of it in the background and tied it to the foreground pic. That was cool.[cool]
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If you new Evil-A you would know where she got her keen sense of detail.[sly]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][red][size 4]Don't forget ED, EDD and EDDD![/size][/red][/font]
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Fly Godess,
Where do you buy these Venture Outdoor boats. I cant find a website for the company. I did see Sam Club has them.I am new to float fishing and to this forum,and am really learning a lot. Thanks al for the info. Maybe you can help me out. I have fished mostly small lakes on kayaks canoes and fishing boats,but I really would like to try out a tube or pontoon.I have been searching this site for awhile and have done my homework. I am still a bit
,although I have narrowed it down somewhat. Since you are a guide and seem to have used a number of boats in different cicumstances.First, is the 4 foot echo durable.and what is price. Also have you tried ODC sport. Also whats a good choice for running rivers, I checked nthfork stuff. They seem versatile but expensive. I would appreciate your help and that of the forum members. Thanks Rich D
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]I can get you an Echo. To tell you a little about it, it is 4 foot long pontoons with 12" diameter. There are [erma bladders which means self sealing. They are a harder toon (similar to rubbermaid garbage cans) so they will not deflate completely. They have a nice thick PVC cover, small metal frame with plastic padded seat that is adjustable (can tilt is back for comfort) and we have added a cargo shelf to the back. Two very large pockets on each side.[/size][/black][/font]
[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]As far as floating rivers, most rivers have an eight foot length or longer stipulation.[/size][/black][/font]
[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]North Fork are expensive, but I wouldn't trust anything less on a river.[/size][/black][/font]
[font "Comic Sans MS"][black][size 3]By the way, if you could find longer toons in the future, they could be adapted to the Echo.[/size][/black][/font]
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