Home Forums Fishing Flyfishing My best Fish for 2000

Here is a couple of pictures of some of my better fish from 2000. I caught both of these on the Green River in Kemmer Wyoming on a #14 yellow Sally good day.<P> [img]http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1420888&a=10633068&p=36336261&Sequence=0[/img] <BR> [img]http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1420888&a=10633068&p=36336264&Sequence=0[/img] <p>[This message has been edited by eab (edited January 10, 2001).]

Great fish Thack. I figured this is how you wanted it to look. <P>Thanks for posting.

That's a nice fish!! Beautiful area to. I'm wanting to get in to fly fishing, and plan on buying a flyrod soon. I've been with a friend before, but didn't have nay luck. I love to trout fish, and want catch something on a fly soon.<P>Hudge

Hudge I might be able to help you out with the fly rod department the one I used to land these fish I am looking of saling it because I want a different rod if your intrested it would be a good deal Rod and reel combo<BR>Thack

I hope you guys are NOT paying retail for fly rods! Learn to build them, it is really not that difficult and you can build them at a substantial savings! I can tell you, I wouldn't have six Sages in my closet otherwise. Another tip, try to find imperfect rod blanks. Patrick's Fly Shop in Seattle used to (don't know if they still do) sell them for about 70-80 bones a blank. The last rod I built was a 8' 3 wt Sage LL rod that including rod tube and NICE hardware I had a little over $200 into. If you need any help or have questions let me know.<P> Friends don't let friends pay retail!<P>BTW, nice fish! <P><p>[This message has been edited by Bigmuley (edited January 11, 2001).]

None of the pictures are working.

I believe that is because it was originally posted in 2001....



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