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    A few more today
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    Second one for the season on the fly rod.

    Pretty odd to be resorting to double nymphing down these parts but it did the trick first cast. Fish are still on the bottom of deep pools and not even remotely looking up so something with a bit of weight did the trick. Not used to using size 12 nymphs with copper wrap but there ya go. This one came home for the table.Name:  20241126_140134.jpg
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    Took the lad out twice this weekend.

    Absolutely determined to get him his first trout where he fully retrieved it himself.

    Yesterday was a real sour grape affair with a big 5lb bow spitting the hook only 12 feet from the bank with the Tassie devil.

    This mornings affair we went in and spooked a deer on the way in, traversed a few steep sections and a good old 12g Toby did the damage. Quality doesn't go out of fashion that's for sure.

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    First night fish for a while.
    Hard going in blustery winds but into the action once it eased off about 10.30 - hooking 10 over the next 90 minutes. Couple of 6lb beauties came home
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    Quote Originally Posted by wsm junkie View Post
    First night fish for a while.
    Hard going in blustery winds but into the action once it eased off about 10.30 - hooking 10 over the next 90 minutes. Couple of 6lb beauties came home
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    Nice eaters there,well done.

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    Someone's pretty stoked with their first rainbow.

    Done and dusted in 5 casts for Him.

    I had to land it at the end for the lad and just aswell it did as I got it to the rocks it spat the TD but luckily I didn't fumble it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rock river arms hunter View Post
    Sometimes I think what if I could travel back and take me myself when I was a kid to go for a fishing, and I believe we could have a lot of fun.
    So be it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rock river arms hunter View Post
    Sometimes I think what if I could travel back and take me myself when I was a kid to go for a fishing, and I believe we could have a lot of fun.
    So be it

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    A couple today on the spinner.
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    80 for the year spinning.
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    "Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
    Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    A couple today on the spinner.
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    80 for the year spinning.
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    Nice condition

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    One of 2 big browns caught.

    All rising today. Summer has arrived albeit late down here!

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    Nice Brown and Rainbow just prior to turning my 4 piece into a 5
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    Was it the usual culprit??? Heavily weighted nymph hitting rod mid cast?? The old bug eyes were good for this. Any chance you can beg,borrow or steal a replacement tip till repairs are made?
    75/15/10 black powder matters

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    Was it the usual culprit??? Heavily weighted nymph hitting rod mid cast?? The old bug eyes were good for this. Any chance you can beg,borrow or steal a replacement tip till repairs are made?
    Not 100% sure, was netting the Rainbow when it let go but was very windy so there is the possibility of a tungsten bead hitting it.
    Luckily I have a couple spare rods

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    Quote Originally Posted by wsm junkie View Post
    Not 100% sure, was netting the Rainbow when it let go but was very windy so there is the possibility of a tungsten bead hitting it.
    Luckily I have a couple spare rods
    @wsm junkie

    I wish my CD XLS 2 had just the tip break. Which is a right pain! But nope I closed the tail gate on it in the 2 lower sections after driving for a fair distance with the family for a fish. Nearly had a tear. Breaking rods does really ruin ya day that's for sure!

 

 

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