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May 14th, 2005, 08:24 AM
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"al" wrote in message ... I found a bunch of mountain ponds with large brookies (1-3lb range). They are 2-5 miles in, and require covering steep terrain. I have three tubes, a Trout Trap Triad and two Creek Companies. The CC's are the lightest out there but include the pump, tent, sleeping bag, waders, flippers, stove and food (forget about clean clothes) and I have a 50+ pound pack. Carrying this over the mentioned topography really cuts into my fishing time. going in and out in the dark, kicking around the ponds for several hours, and then driving home is kind of scary. Does anyone have a Lunker Hunter collecting dust? They are no longer made but I am sure they're out there waiting to see the light of day again. Thanks for your help! http://www.outdoorreview.com/flyfish...oon-boats/PRD_ 59659_1401crx.aspx 
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