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Re: leaders

Post by willowhead » Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:20 am

A symposium in Yorkshire in 2012..........now THAT sounds interesting. Can you fill us in? ;)
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Re: leaders

Post by lykos33 » Thu Feb 03, 2011 7:28 pm

hankaye wrote:Philip, Howdy;

I as well as some of the others ( I feel safe in that presumption), will be eager to read the book upon it's completion.

Should you feel "THE NEED' to have a complete beginner 'review' it to see how understandable it is I will gladly volunteer. :D
As I am one that has a difficult time translating words into action I feel that I should be the Perfect test subject.
I have always learned better by SEEING how as opposed to READING how.

hank

Ditto what Hank said!! :D
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Re: leaders

Post by willowhead » Thu Feb 03, 2011 11:52 pm

Get a tenkara rod.....keep it simple.....little tippet, you good to go. :D
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Re: leaders

Post by flyfishwithme » Fri Feb 04, 2011 2:31 am

willowhead wrote:Get a tenkara rod.....keep it simple.....little tippet, you good to go. :D
Yep and I have seen a guy using one with a bloody great salmon on the end. My sides are still hurting. Fish gone, man in river rod broken. All upside :lol:
But don't get me wrong, the technique is good and you do catch a lot of fish. Fantastic for a small stream though.
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