Question about loop leaders?

Dave LaCourse wrote:

Which means you are going to be constantly moving. I saw people that were
fishing for the fish *at their feet*, hence my remarks about it not being fly
fishing. I spent about an hour in the braids and five minutes at the KH and I
didn't enjoy it. I did, however, enjoy the main river that contained a pretty
good current and caught some very nice fish there.

You're not only a welshing, double dealing ****heel, but a liar to boot.
I watched you fish the Kiddie Hole for at least an hour, and I have a
photo of you fishing there.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Dave LaCourse wrote:

Which means you are going to be constantly moving. I saw people that were
fishing for the fish *at their feet*, hence my remarks about it not being fly
fishing. I spent about an hour in the braids and five minutes at the KH and I
didn't enjoy it. I did, however, enjoy the main river that contained a pretty
good current and caught some very nice fish there.

You're not only a welshing, double dealing ****heel, but a liar to boot.
I watched you fish the Kiddie Hole for at least an hour, and I have a
photo of you fishing there.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

On 17 Oct 2004 19:28:17 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

Charlie Choc writes:
When the fish
school up by your feet you should move so they take up their feeding stations
again.

Which means you are going to be constantly moving.

Bruce warned me to watch out for that and I did. I only saw fish holding
behind me when I had stayed in the same place for more than 15 minutes or so,
and even then there were plenty of fish feeding all over the river to cast to.
I did see guys who stood in the same place all day, but didn't see any of them
fishing "at their feet". I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I expect a lot
of the stories are typical fisherman hyperbole.
--
Charlie...

On 17 Oct 2004 19:28:17 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

Charlie Choc writes:
When the fish
school up by your feet you should move so they take up their feeding stations
again.

Which means you are going to be constantly moving.

Bruce warned me to watch out for that and I did. I only saw fish holding
behind me when I had stayed in the same place for more than 15 minutes or so,
and even then there were plenty of fish feeding all over the river to cast to.
I did see guys who stood in the same place all day, but didn't see any of them
fishing "at their feet". I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I expect a lot
of the stories are typical fisherman hyperbole.
--
Charlie...

On 17 Oct 2004 19:28:17 GMT, irate (Dave LaCourse) wrote:

Charlie Choc writes:
When the fish
school up by your feet you should move so they take up their feeding stations
again.

Which means you are going to be constantly moving.

Bruce warned me to watch out for that and I did. I only saw fish holding
behind me when I had stayed in the same place for more than 15 minutes or so,
and even then there were plenty of fish feeding all over the river to cast to.
I did see guys who stood in the same place all day, but didn't see any of them
fishing "at their feet". I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I expect a lot
of the stories are typical fisherman hyperbole.
--
Charlie...

Danl wrote:
snip
Not sure what a "tyro" is. ...

That's why god invented dictionaries, maybe you could borrow
Wolfgang's. ;-)

snip
No offense, but your definition of fly fishing ain't worth a hill of beans
either.

No offense taken, but frankly, nobody's definition of fly fishing
is worth a hill of beans to me except my own.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Danl wrote:
snip
Not sure what a "tyro" is. ...

That's why god invented dictionaries, maybe you could borrow
Wolfgang's. ;-)

snip
No offense, but your definition of fly fishing ain't worth a hill of beans
either.

No offense taken, but frankly, nobody's definition of fly fishing
is worth a hill of beans to me except my own.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Danl wrote:
snip
Not sure what a "tyro" is. ...

That's why god invented dictionaries, maybe you could borrow
Wolfgang's. ;-)

snip
No offense, but your definition of fly fishing ain't worth a hill of beans
either.

No offense taken, but frankly, nobody's definition of fly fishing
is worth a hill of beans to me except my own.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Barnard writes:

You're not only a welshing, double dealing ****heel, but a liar to boot.
I watched you fish the Kiddie Hole for at least an hour, and I have a
photo of you fishing there.


Yep. I fished the Kiddie Hole. I didn't know any better. I took one fish and
when I saw its condition, I moved on. And I watched you and someone else fish
the braids and you cast upstream so that it would flow down past your feet so
you could catch a fish. Like I said, that ain't fishing. I also saw you go
fish-less on Henry's Fork. Your presentation wasn't worth a ****, so that's
probably why you couldn't catch anything. But, you were probably using loop to
loop connectors, so I can understand why your presentation sucked. d;op

Barnard writes:

You're not only a welshing, double dealing ****heel, but a liar to boot.
I watched you fish the Kiddie Hole for at least an hour, and I have a
photo of you fishing there.


Yep. I fished the Kiddie Hole. I didn't know any better. I took one fish and
when I saw its condition, I moved on. And I watched you and someone else fish
the braids and you cast upstream so that it would flow down past your feet so
you could catch a fish. Like I said, that ain't fishing. I also saw you go
fish-less on Henry's Fork. Your presentation wasn't worth a ****, so that's
probably why you couldn't catch anything. But, you were probably using loop to
loop connectors, so I can understand why your presentation sucked. d;op