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I am not new to fly fishinf but learn new stuff every trip, but just in my experience, nothing floats a fly constantly IF fish are hitting it. Even stripping it back through the water is going to wat ...

Montana....definitely a 6 wt. That covers allot. 5wt. is a good standard, but seriously, a 6 can handle bigger flies, and the wind. Both you will wanna try in Butte. You are so gonna love it!

MidwestChrome very cool blog and those flies are awesome!!!

On rivers, my favorite is a Cripple or a Hopper when appropriate and a #22 WD40 off the eye or the bend.
Stillwater, a piece of regular fluoro (P-Line) folded in half with one side about 12" lon ...

Sling all the way. Have the Orvis Sling and it is great, but just score the Willy J sling it this thing is sick!

Orvis may cost more because it is the next step up. One that interest the experienced ff.
You are talking one of the lightest rods out there (next to the Helios) and the reel. Light weight and fish ...

just got back from the fishwest.com website great deals and really good guys to deal with, bought three reels and they will spool it with backing and line for 35 bucks....no shipping and the bonefish ...

There is a web store out there called DEALS ON THE FLY. Need to check it out. It is a one item at a time, but killer deals. Last night there was a Hardy reel for a killer price...it might be back, ...

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Good to read ya Steve. I been fishing the 2 and 3 weight on the Provo...a little fly on the ice.

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Kory makes a good point about buying a custom rod and having to go through some extra hoops if you break it. For sure make sure you get any custom rods that warranty the entire rod and will repair or ...

Agree with Bjorn. I prefer stillwater so I have Intermediate to Type VII.
Cortland Clear Camo also. All sinking line will hit the bottom, just some take longer than others.

I am also going to s ...

Need more info. An Intermediate is a great all around line. In the Spring and Fall when fish are shallower, it is great, and warmer months, just count down.
I also recommend a Type II, if fact, I u ...

I had to jump in on this thread, and as the guy before said..."not to be a nerd", but i deal with this stuff for a living. WD-40 is about 50% Stoddard Solvent and should NOT be put anywhere ...

It is illegal on artificial waters. It is an added scent. I personally fly fish only and scent is a no no.
Not sure it would even come close to making a good floatant, I think it might do the opp ...

Wouldn't it leave a bad oil slick? I will stick with Frog Fanny

New to this forum, but my go to flies this time of year is a #22 to #32 Snow Midge and #22 WD40 in Grey, Olive and Black. Zebras also.