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matt thomas
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i thought your artwork was brilliant swordsy,you creative geezer
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Laurie Harper
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Agreed, Matt. Have seen far worse rig drawings in actual published books (Tony Miles, take a bow). Good suggestions, Lee. When fishing a feeder in-line, I always put a short piece of hard plastic tubing through the centre of the feeder (the one in your drawing looks like a Thamesley, which is what I use - has anyone else noticed that they're made of an inferior, brittle plastic these days, by the way?), held in place by a couple of soft rubber beads. It helps the line run easier through the feeder and the beads can be pushed against the lids to keep them from opening - they seem to work loose after a few casts.
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Ron 'The Hat' Clay
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Good Article Lee.
Couldn't agree more with what you say. If I get rid of this cold, we'll catch a few trout on "The Bower" this weekend.
Couldn't agree more with what you say. If I get rid of this cold, we'll catch a few trout on "The Bower" this weekend.
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swordsy
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Glad you liked the artwork!
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swordsy
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As for the bower Ron, I am tying some specials as we speak!
hook...Wet fly hook size 14
body...... Rubber band
dubbing..... fake halibut pellet
only kidding its gonna be a buzzer bonanza!
hook...Wet fly hook size 14
body...... Rubber band
dubbing..... fake halibut pellet
only kidding its gonna be a buzzer bonanza!
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liamangler
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Bloomin ell, i'd love to draw like that!!. good rigs lee.
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Frank "Chubber" Curtis
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Brilliant article Lee and great artwork.