If you use Otter Butter you should easily get 6 or 7 hours of fishing in without having to redress the line.

I have both and they work as well as the other for the most part. The Renzetti is a good rotary tool but I use it very seldom mostly to check the far side of the fly. The Regal works for me but you have to get the hook set in the jaws correctly or the hook will go flyin. I've done it a couple of...

Get yourself a porkypine hide and color them yourself with markers. I got one off Ebay

Leprechaun pubic hair available from Finney Flies

You been sniffing chalk dust again?

The pliers I use now are the same that Mike Valla and the Dette's have been using for years. The Bull Dog artery clamps. I got mine from Joe at Dettestroutflies.com

There was a discussion on FAOL in just the last few weeks about these pliers. The reviews were not that great.

When i was a kid we my buddy and I would have our parents drive us to the Monocacy back then the fishing was good. We would also ride our bikes to some of the ponds that the cement factory's had. The bass fishing was out standing. I remember one afternoon we were coming home just at shift...

No, disrespect takln. It was good to have some childhood memories brought back. That is my home and always will be, although I'll never return.

I figured that the folks on FOAL have sent you enough stuff to fill a garage.

That is correct. My Grandfather had a 99 year lease from Dr. Stites and had a cabin on the property for forty years. He was able to keep the cabin after the State took over the property, until his death in '81. I spent nearly every week end there until I was 15 when we moved. After I graduated...

I trapped when I was a kid the worst stinkin thing was a posum

Get in touch with Tenkarbum. He lives in Manhattan and rides public transportation (rail and bus) to fish.

When I was a kid I fished the Bushkill with my uncle quite often. Both in Tatamy (?) and along the Henry gun works property. I remember catchin a hell of a lot of suckers above the dam. Both my Grandfathers had places on the Henry property and love catching the browns in that section. I went...

To keep oxidation down threat the metal with Boeshield.