Fishing made easy

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My rod building project is going like a dance. I replaced the big ugly stripper guides with a pair of shiny, tiny chromed ones.

Removing guides is simple. What you need is a sharp knife, steady hand, and some acetone to clean the blank.

Does this make a better rod?

How cares, we are after the […]

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On the front page of today’s USA Today there is an article about the Homeland Security Department requiring fishermen who cross over into Canadian waters to possess a passport or two other forms of ID. Not only that, but they will require them to go to a local government reporting station when they return […]

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Yesterday found me staring out the window at perfect BWO weather, the precipitation evenly split between rain and snow, seemingly unwilling to commit.
Rather than continue staring, I dragged together the big pile of all the stuff you take on winter fishing trips, piled it into the truck, invited Wally the Wonderdog along, and left.
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I made my way through all the traffic around Detroit today, up to Auburn Hills to visit the Bass Pro Shops store in Great Lakes Crossing.

I did some shopping while at the store, but I also brought the camera with me.  Every once in a while a blind dog gets the bone, and this […]