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The Treatsye Twelve and the Story of the long lost Bedrock #601
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The Treatsye Twelve and the Story of the long lost Bedrock #601 . . . April 1st. 2014 By: Mark A. Reed While driving through the Smokie mountains on vacation looking for Antique tools, hand planes and the ultimate fly fishing spot, we discovered a...
Flying High: Atlantic Salmon Journal Profiles 10-Year-Old Prodigies and a Bush Pilot Pastor
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The spring issue of the award-winning Atlantic Salmon Journal features stories of salmon anglers and conservationists from all walks of life, at all stages in life. St. Andrews, NB (PRWEB) March 16, 2015 The Atlantic Salmon Journal’s spring issue features...

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The Classic Fly Rod Forum For those that collect, fishing, repair, and build bamboo fly rods. Includes boards on collecting, fishing, repair/restoration, and appraisals/identification of bamboo fly ro...
The Classic Fly Rod Forum • Seeking information about Diamond Brand rods

Hi, It has been a time since I visited this forum. I'm getting back at refurbishing some old Monties and Shakespeare rods and I was looking for a new project. So,I came across a rod that has a decal ...

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Bamboo Fanatic Posts: 2080 I confess that every time I go fishing on either the Housatonic or the Farmington rivers I pass through Torrington. But I have never visited its historical society...