"salmobytes" wrote in
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Scott Seidman wrote:
in American Angler?? It was by an Alaskan sportsman, and his
problems with fishing pegged beads.


I figured out what a pegged bead is: it's a clever, high-tech
strategy for snagging fish in the mouth, even after they have done
their best to reject your spurious offering.

That may be too far out there even for me.
Phew. That'd be saying something.


I'd have no problem with them if the bead were pegged right at the hook.
Even then, if I guided out of an Alaskan lodge, and the guide was supposed
to provide flies, I'd be very upset if that were the only fly he had.

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Scott
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