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Page 2 of 2 < 1 2 Topic Options Rate This Topic #103823 - 11/10/04 04:54 PM Re: Chums Homer2handed Repeat Spawner Registered: 02/06/04 Posts: 1395 Loc: DEADWOOD Sounds like some one needs a two-hander? _________________________ Brian [img]http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:VeLkiG2PPCrjzM:www.bunncapitol.com/cookbook[/img] Top #103824 - 11/10/04 05:42 PM Re: Chums Spartan Returning Adult Registered: 11/08/04 Posts: 291 Loc: Little Susitna River Yeah, all glorious wounds to show off after the battle, nothin better! _________________________ "Just keep casting, just keep casting. Casting casting, just keep casting" To the tune of "Just keep swimming" sung by Dori in Finding Nemo. Top #103825 - 11/10/04 07:09 PM Re: Chums headshakes Parr Registered: 03/08/99 Posts: 42 Loc: Wales, UK Love to catch'um.. Then again I would fish for two goldfish in a barrel with dental floss and a paperclip. just love to catch.........an release Top #103826 - 11/10/04 07:30 PM Re: Chums Spartan Returning Adult Registered: 11/08/04 Posts: 291 Loc: Little Susitna River I think you could catch a Chum with a paperclip, the real challenge would be not straightening out that clip. Now goldfish might not be a problem. _________________________ "Just keep casting, just keep casting. Casting casting, just keep casting" To the tune of "Just keep swimming" sung by Dori in Finding Nemo. Top #103827 - 11/13/04 11:13 PM Re: Chums Salmo g. River Nutrients Registered: 03/08/99 Posts: 3826 KK, Chum Tracker it ain't. I won't wet a line with it in water inhabited by chumsters. I can now say that the Spey Tracker is truly the Methow Magic. I think it, and the little rod puts the 6 wt Spey line right where I want it. That rod is such a delight it's probably illegal in any state harboring salmonids. Sincerely, Salmo g. Top #103828 - 11/14/04 08:12 AM Re: Chums Kanektok Kid River Nutrients Registered: 10/12/03 Posts: 3402 Loc: undisclosed location Salmo: Glad to hear it !! I thought it might just be the ticket for that area. I will not sully the name of the rod again, by adding the 'c' word to it. Trying to get over that way myself, and give mine a bend or two. KK _________________________ "This is the game, that moves as you play'" Top #103829 - 11/16/04 07:35 PM Re: Chums summerrun Spawner Registered: 11/05/00 Posts: 767 Loc: Seattle Chums are OK in my book, not a top fish for sure but they hammer flies, fight hard and are here in quantity unlike most of our species. A day or two a year checking out your drag system is fine by me:) _________________________ www.1mortgageloan.com Mortgage and Real Estate Consulting Top #103830 - 11/22/04 07:25 PM Re: Chums StillyD Parr Registered: 11/17/04 Posts: 54 Loc: Badtown November is pretty much the only month I'll take off from fishing. When I say off it means I only go out three or four times. I'm surprised no one said early summer runs are the best fighters pound for pound. 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