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    Bent Rods tackle "new product" update

    Thread Starter: Bent Rod

    Hello folks, just wanted to let all those that tie their own jigs know that I now have "UV clearcoat" for painted jig heads.

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    01-26-2012, 06:51 AM by Bent Rod Go to last post
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    Chasing Cutthroat with Andre

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    Chasing cutthroat (cutties) or winter steelheading? This has been a constant battle

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    Prestige Sportfishing Winter Update

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    To bring on the 2012 season we have taken our website apart and put it all together in a new way. Today was launch day! Prestige Sportfishing’s

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    Bent Rods Jig tying/ guided fishing - combo trips

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    arrgh!

    Sheet bend

    You might want to go for the double sheet bend for added security. You can probably get away with smaller diameter rode too. 5/8"

    Quick release for anchor winch

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    arrgh!

    Fell through the ice once as a kid when we tobogganed onto a frozen river at the bottom of the hill. Not an experience I'd like to repeat and it was only

    Ice Fishing Precautions

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    arrgh!

    It wasn't directed at your posts, Fishernut....

    Why steelhead?

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    Fishernut

    What rule could my posts possibly be in violation of?

    I'm not judging others. Just trying to understand them.

    Why steelhead?

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    Yup not a good idea on thin ice. i remember growing up we had some close calls out on the ice. pretty scary. U should know if the ice isnt thick at the

    Ice Fishing Precautions

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    Blaze 71

    What is a sheet bend is that a type of knot, if so I will look it up and see if I can make it work. Thanks

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    Coho on the Fly -  Part 1 

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    The water’s inky darkness rushes around your waders as you push through a shallow tail-out to reach a deep holding pool on the far side. Already you can make out the dark silhouette of another fly fisher methodically casting and working the water. After a brief “Good morning”, you position yourself at the head of the pool and ease a cast into the darkness, not knowing exactly where it lands. As the fly sinks you begin a slow steady retrieve. The line hesitates and you find yourself solidly hooked into a squirming silver bar.

    This is the first of two part series in which I would like to out line the process of fly fishing for Coho when they are on their spawning run in fresh water. We will be concentrating on Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island techniques as further north Coho seem to have different ...
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    Short Floating Steelhead fishing 

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