Freshwater Fly Fishing Thread, SO CAL BROWNS AND BOWS. in Fly Fishing; SO CAL BROWNS AND BOWS!
Picked up 20 fish today 6 browns, 14 bows.
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Oct-11-2008, 09:46 PM
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#1 | | Catch & Release
Name: Lenny Stahl Age: 27 Vessel: 16' Pleasure Kraft..35' Silverton Location: Lake Arrowhead Job:CEO/Motorsport Technology Inc. Bio: I love Fly Fishing, Deep Sea, Fresh Water
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Oct-11-2008, 09:51 PM
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#2 | | Swivel Tail Ale
Name: Todd Vessel: Boston Whaler 19' LIZARDFISH Location: Point Loma Job:USD School of Law Student Bio: I eat Bonito, Sardines, Mackerel and Barracuda.
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Beautiful pics, thanx
Todd
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Oct-11-2008, 10:03 PM
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#3 | | Guest | Quote:
Originally Posted by sdfishkiller  Beautiful pics, thanx
Todd | Seriously, those fish are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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Oct-13-2008, 08:22 AM
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#4 | | Fish Gypsy
Name: Shelly Smith Vessel: Shogun & Outcast 9000 called Betty Location: near a lake Job:Owner of B.F.H. B.F.H. Kids and EverythingStillwater Bio: One of the 1st "3" Bloodydeckers
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Nice looking bunch of fish!
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Oct-17-2008, 10:04 PM
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#5 | | K.O.
Name: K.O. Age: 46 Vessel: 17' Boston Whaler "Yahoo Boy" Location: San Diego, College Area Job:Chief Baja Bottlewasher Bio: Just livin' it one fish at a time ...
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"000 weight sage txl!"
can you please educate me bit on this ? Is this the lightest flyrod? and how does the length figure into things? I need a shorter rod than I've got now for fishing nymphs of the sierra type creeks, i.e. bishop, lee vining ... I do a lot of roll casts, some traditional ... the rod I've had since my first fly rodding is a 7 1/2 footer that's pretty middle of the road, versatility wise .... thanks for any insight.
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Oct-18-2008, 05:32 PM
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#6 | | Catch & Release
Name: Lenny Stahl Age: 27 Vessel: 16' Pleasure Kraft..35' Silverton Location: Lake Arrowhead Job:CEO/Motorsport Technology Inc. Bio: I love Fly Fishing, Deep Sea, Fresh Water
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Originally Posted by Kevin J. Oliver "000 weight sage txl!"
can you please educate me bit on this ? Is this the lightest flyrod? and how does the length figure into things? I need a shorter rod than I've got now for fishing nymphs of the sierra type creeks, i.e. bishop, lee vining ... I do a lot of roll casts, some traditional ... the rod I've had since my first fly rodding is a 7 1/2 footer that's pretty middle of the road, versatility wise .... thanks for any insight. | The sage 000 TXL is the lightest fly rod that sage makes. I wouldnt recommend this rod unless you are an experienced fly fisherman. It is very diffuclt to cast for begginers. The length is 7' 10". Forget about casting large nymphs with this rod.....its hard just to cast dry flies, let alone heavy nymphs. If you are looking for a nice rod to fish small creeks I would recommend starting out with the txl 2 or 3 wieght. they are ideal for fishing small creeks and have enough flex to make 10" fish a challenge and have enough backbone to cast a dry dropper set up 30 or more feet. I have a txl 2 weight and love it. I just bought the 000 txl because I wanted to challenge myself with sage's lightest rod.
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Oct-18-2008, 09:04 PM
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#7 | | "WarLord"
Name: Capt. G Age: 44 Vessel: ”黒潮” Location: 5,600Miles West of the West Coast Job:Lee Ving's guitar tuner Bio: Just a nut trying to get a squirrel
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Those are some beautiful fish. What are the initials of the creek?
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Oct-18-2008, 09:41 PM
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#8 | | Registered User
Name: Bruce Smith Age: 40 Vessel: Shogun/Outcast 9000 Location: San Diego/Rexburg Job:Captain
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Good going Lenny,
Hey check your PM's
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Oct-20-2008, 10:42 AM
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#9 | | K.O.
Name: K.O. Age: 46 Vessel: 17' Boston Whaler "Yahoo Boy" Location: San Diego, College Area Job:Chief Baja Bottlewasher Bio: Just livin' it one fish at a time ...
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Thanks lenny, you the man !
On another note after looking at the thread again, we were catching some rainbows like the ones at the end of your photos and later were told they were Kamloops variety, whatch think ?
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Aug-07-2009, 04:41 PM
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#10 | | Registered User
Name: Travis Vessel: rental Location: Burbank Job:sound transfer
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way to go on some quality trout !! thanks for the pics !
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Aug-08-2009, 08:10 PM
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#11 | | 7 Years til Retirement
Name: Curtis Bayer Vessel: I wish Location: Lake Arrowhead, CA Job:Law Enforcement
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Beautiful fish. Upper Santa Ana around South Fork?
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Sep-07-2009, 06:30 PM
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#12 | | Registered User
Name: Joey Vessel: 1965 Sears 12' aluminum Location: Corona, Ca Job:Union Ironworker
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great trout, nice job and thanks for the nice pics!
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