Wheeled rack that holds boxes for fishing gear/tying materials and has clips for rods. Includes 6 Plano boxes with adjustable dividers (9"x14"x2"), room for many more. Rack is ~33" tall and ~18" square. It's not super sturdy, but it's entirely adequate if you're the kind of angler who likes to organizes things in this way. $35 OBO, happy to bring it along to a meeting.
Curious if anyone could share an opinion or advice on what to look for in a 1-person cataraft or similar floatie. Something suitable for local lakes and easy rivers (like the St Joe). Light enough for easy loading and pulling through shallows, but up to the weight of a larger angler.
Thanks
Hello all,
I found a fly wallet on trail near a small creek leading to the Skagit on the 6th of this month. I made a post seaching for the owner on the Skagit River Report Facebook page, but did not have any replies. A good suggestion was made by Bruce that I post here as well. Is anyone missing their fly wallet?
If there are no takers it will be donated for the Christmas auction. Who knows? Perhaps the flies contained within will be top secret dynamite for a future salmon trip. Hope everyone is having a great fall!
Simon
I’m looking for an Orvis Battenkill II fly reel. I prefer the disc drag version if possible and am hoping to match the reel with a 3-4wt bamboo fly rod.
Many thanks, Bill Keeler
713-898-2822 (mobile)
I have two Buck's Bags pontoon boats that I've had for years and they still look like new. The frame on a Buck's is made of stainless steel, so it's a little heavier, but stands up to any abuse you dish out. They are very agile in the water, and faster in the dead water than some other designs.