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When attaching the fly line to the backing the knot used depends on the type of line. Here at the shop we use a double nail knot with floating lines and an Albright knot on sinking lines. For attaching leaders a on floating lines we use a nail knot to attach the leader to the line and then tie a per...

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We teach rod building here at the shop. Of course we specialize in Single hand Fly rods as well as switch and spey, I can get blanks and parts for baitcasters or spinning rods. The cost depends on the components you select. If you stay with basic chrome/black components and reel seat you could build...

Took advantage of a day off work and did a little fishing on the Ganny. This was my first Chinook. http://www.fish-hawk.net/photogallery/albums/userpics/normal_Ganny1.jpg When we arrived there were around 3-4 fish per pool. Around 3:30 we had to quit as the pools were so stacked with fish we couldn'...

I prefer a pack. The outcast packs are waterproof.

http://www.outcastboats.com/outcast/pro ... t=11&id=44

We had a customer ( a very experienced tuber) suffer a sudden and complete bladder failure while traversing the middle of a lake. This individual was forced to swim ashore with water filled waders and boots while holding their rod. Not a good situation to say the least. The cause of the failure was ...

ust finish rig my yak for fly fishing. Cool

You mean you took stuff off your yak?

Bring it by the shop. We'll be more than happy to help you.

Save your money.The standard SA pike leaders have the same twist system for a lot less money. I've used the SA leaders but prefer the knotable wire tippet over a solid wire leader for flies.

we have them in stock

Heard Sail Baron is busy stocking a store on Baseline? east of Merivale. Does anyone have anymore details?

The prices you found are fair prices. Those stores are not making a killing selling it at those prices.

We are out of stock on the Amadou. We do have shamadou in stock.

Sit on top Kayaks have "scupper" holes. They allow the boat to be "self bailing".

Sit on tops work the opposite power boats, plug the hole and you capsize, leave the plug out and you float.

If only you knew then what you know now about duck feathers

you're looking for an 8wt or better. The answer would depend on the amount of time you planning on fishing for the bigger fish. If that's your primary target you might consider a 9 or 10 wt. If bass is you primary target an 8wt would be a good choice. For Musky, generally a larger rod is preferred. ...