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"Wayne Knight" wrote


I don't know why you hate to admit it,


I suffer from SIMMSaphobia ... a condition that started with customer
service that left a bad taste in my mouth .... I'd already own the SIMMS
staff if it didn't say SIMMS on it

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"Wayne Knight" wrote


I don't know why you hate to admit it,


I suffer from SIMMSaphobia ... a condition that started with customer
service that left a bad taste in my mouth .... I'd already own the SIMMS
staff if it didn't say SIMMS on it

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Jeff Taylor wrote:
Late September I found myself in a predicament standing in the N.F.
of the Clearwater, with that uneasy feeling of a Full Reid if I took
a step in any direction. I made it out without a dunking, however
told myself it was time to look for a wading staff.

I looked through the archives, although the information is a bit
dated. Are there any on the market that you would suggest and or stay
away from?
I took a look out on e-bay and found the following:
http://tinyurl.com/47v53

Thoughts, ideas, suggestions appreciated...

I just have a cheapo-bungie jointed model that stays attached to my wading belt.
These days it's used more to get up and down the river banks than to wade, but
when I get back to Penns. . .

Otherwise, I try to follow the Fortenberry rule of wading.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

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Jeff Taylor wrote:
Late September I found myself in a predicament standing in the N.F.
of the Clearwater, with that uneasy feeling of a Full Reid if I took
a step in any direction. I made it out without a dunking, however
told myself it was time to look for a wading staff.

I looked through the archives, although the information is a bit
dated. Are there any on the market that you would suggest and or stay
away from?
I took a look out on e-bay and found the following:
http://tinyurl.com/47v53

Thoughts, ideas, suggestions appreciated...

I just have a cheapo-bungie jointed model that stays attached to my wading belt.
These days it's used more to get up and down the river banks than to wade, but
when I get back to Penns. . .

Otherwise, I try to follow the Fortenberry rule of wading.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

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"Wayne Knight" wrote

left a bad taste in my mouth

I once knew a young lady who did that


umm sounds like a similar situation ... did it make you seek the same type
products and services from a different source g

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"Wayne Knight" wrote

left a bad taste in my mouth

I once knew a young lady who did that


umm sounds like a similar situation ... did it make you seek the same type
products and services from a different source g

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"Larry L" wrote in message
...


umm sounds like a similar situation ... did it make you seek the same type
products and services from a different source g



Yup, the different source has lasted almost 26 years

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"Larry L" wrote in message
...


umm sounds like a similar situation ... did it make you seek the same type
products and services from a different source g



Yup, the different source has lasted almost 26 years

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In article , says...

Late September I found myself in a predicament standing in the N.F. of the
Clearwater, with that uneasy feeling of a Full Reid if I took a step in any
direction. I made it out without a dunking, however told myself it was time
to look for a wading staff.

I looked through the archives, although the information is a bit dated. Are
there any on the market that you would suggest and or stay away from?


I like to use a Stick(tm). Any stream with beavers in residence
(and I haven't seen one yet that didn't have any) will usually have
an assortment of Sticks(tm) scattered about the bank. I look
around for one that is about the right length, use it to cross
over, and leave it on the bank for the next guy.

Kevin,
no affiliation, etc...

--
reply to:
kevin dot vang at minotstateu dot edu

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In article , says...

Late September I found myself in a predicament standing in the N.F. of the
Clearwater, with that uneasy feeling of a Full Reid if I took a step in any
direction. I made it out without a dunking, however told myself it was time
to look for a wading staff.

I looked through the archives, although the information is a bit dated. Are
there any on the market that you would suggest and or stay away from?


I like to use a Stick(tm). Any stream with beavers in residence
(and I haven't seen one yet that didn't have any) will usually have
an assortment of Sticks(tm) scattered about the bank. I look
around for one that is about the right length, use it to cross
over, and leave it on the bank for the next guy.

Kevin,
no affiliation, etc...

--
reply to:
kevin dot vang at minotstateu dot edu