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Looking forward to getting all of the dvd's.

Huge fan of Redington waders. Let's face it, at some point all waders will leak. That said, I have had great experiences with the redington's I have owned.

I stumbled across this on the flyaddict site. I think it is important for everyone who fishes the Farmington to take a minute and read.

Originally posted by Kierran over flyaddict.com
OK - found...

long time since I have posted anything...nice to see a lot of the familiar names and faces still around here.
I have a couple of extra bucks in my pocket this year and am looking for a 4 or 5 weight...

Tremendous post.....

Thanks for putting that up.

this version has worked very well for me. as mentioned, tough to be original, but I am amazed at all of the subtle variations out there.

http://www.flyguysoutfitting.com/rhyacophilia.html

tough question to answer WWelz.

1)the worm?
2)Aaron Bomb?
3)Rubber Legged Stonefly?

Force me to choose 1...rubber legged stone works for me. Brown body, black legs, with brass bead....I like...

http://www.midcurrent.com/video/clips/tying/tightline_adams.aspx

In this video, Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions demonstrates how to tie one of the best-known — and most fished — fly patterns...

Brandon...when we meet up on the river banks...I will have a beer for you. You have no idea how aggravated I have been trying to figure out how to post this stuff....In the meantime...there is a link...

you are kidding me...

so all of these do dad ftp links...embed this, hyperlink that and the other...all nonsense absolutely unnecessary?

Brandon...how the hell do you do that....I can't figure it out at all....

Mikey Weir...his hopper dropper
http://www.youtube.com/embed/pkrnqcxNSMw" frameborder="0" allowFullScreen></iframe>]<iframe title="YouTube video player" class="youtube-player" type="text/html"...

WWelz-

A very similar pattern has been proven to be effective in the Great Lakes region. I can't remember which guide I saw put one together...but the pattern is that green over green...with brass...

Honest to god...how the heck do you guys add photos or embed videos on this site???

http://[smg id=998]

This would be the photo I was trying to add...brutal.

Let the games begin. Time to fill this thing up.

http://troutpredator.info/MGalleryItem.php?id=999

Merry christmas...Juice...junk that post. I can't figure out how to embed a video from youtube....

thanks brother.

E-Guy...good stuff.

Here is another I came across

http://www.youtube.com/v/_4d6ZIFl3ps?fs=1&hl=en_US

Great stuff guys...

There should be a dedicated thread where you can put these types of youtube links.

Tim...I guess the way I look at it is...how often with my 3 weight...frankly my 5 weight as well, do I put a fish on the reel? So infrequent that I don't worry about arbor size. My favorite reel is...

Solid gear for the money. I picked up a couple of outfits from them last year to give to my boys. The quality is really good....

Worth taking a look at.

I still like Gierach's stuff. It is formulaic (sp) in nature, but I like the stories. If I am reading about fishing I prefer the books to be more of a story than a how to. Scott Waldie's 3...

Completely agree...the 4 weight has more versatility.

Thanks Frank. I was wondering about this. Looks like I am going to use the credit to fund the saltwater portion of my license this year......

I have been told they are made in the same factory as some of the other "name" brands. Like you, I haven't had any issues with hook eyes. I would guess that 90 percent of what I tie now is on those...