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Monster Cuda on the fly........Been surfing since the mail man dropped me somthing off today.....Might have to see if I can catch a fly with it 8)

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:roll:

Nice picture, lots of color.
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And what did the Mail Man drop off?
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What did you get in the Mail? :o
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What's the comparison of a marlin caught on conventional tackle to Cuda being caught on fly tackle.. :smt017

Anyway...I got a fly rod and reel today....8 wt....Thought I would see if I still liked it as much as I used too.....

The tackle store came too :roll: ....I had to stop at Howell's and get some parts to my 5500....and left with a few SPRO jigs, mirrolure, pair pliers and another slap stik to add to my collection.....Think I need to put wheels on the tackle box....
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Sounds like you need to buy this tackle box. It already has wheels.

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Boat Porn.... :smt060
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Back atcha :email:
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Got it..... :smt045
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The goal is something like this......Look at that sow belly....Trout Porn.. :smt060

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That Is Nice :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Are you goin with CSMarine, or me, so you can have the oppertunity to photograph such a fish? :-D
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I was begining to think you didn't want to fish with me no more or either you didn't want me to damage that new boat :o ......

I owe you a trip or too...When XXX get's finished we will go places only sand gnats and black flies know about :-D
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TC- Lemme know when & where to show up with the camera :thumbup: :wink:
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Chalk, :thumbup: on getting the fly rod.
The 8wt is fine for trout, reds and most things on the flats, you may be suprised what it will handle.
The reel is probably more important, as it needs a good drag and as much backing as it will hold (just in case).
I'm sure you know all this info already. :wink:

Offshore I have caught dorado and barracuda on a fly rod, but it was a 14wt.
We raised them trolling teasers and bait, then threw the lures, using poppers and sub surface flies.
Unbelievable experience.
My friend Barri from Jax has caught salfish and marlin, on a 14wt fly rod.
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