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Glad you like the TiCr 8 weight. I've been using one (from Cabella's at Reno) for three plus years. Bought it when the salesman took a Sage and it out to the parking lot. They both cast great, but the Ti was $500 cheaper. Duh. I'd gotten a few snook wade fishing on the Gulf side of Honeymoon before ...

When you get to Northern California, there's only a few rivers that you'll be able to fly fish near the coast: the Eel, the Klamath, the Russian, etc. Alas, pretty much once you get south of Fort Bragg, there's not a lot of fly fishing to be done, other than going for surf perch or a few stealhead i...

I bought and used the Pettijean tools a lot when I lived and trout fished in Northern California, but rarely down here. One thing they're really good for is making "fuzzy" dubbing on nymphs and the like. There doesn't seem to be much use for that technique in saltwater flies, although I've...

I started using the furled leaders from Feather Craft in St. Louis about six or seven years ago when I lived in No. Cal. and stream fished for trout. I never had any trouble casting and found the leader to be real convenient when changing tippets in the middle of the McCloud. Feather Craft's have a ...