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Saltwater Fly-Fishing
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Originally posted by bomayhue

…I guess im hoping some old guides or someone has an older rod they have no use for.

Good fishing and God bless

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Ummmmmm… have you introduces yourself to any of the local fishing guides, fishing clubs or any of the local fishing or flyfishing shops? Many of us have lots and lots of equipment to share. Who are you?

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Originally posted by bomayhue

… Im a part of the Summerville saltwater anglers so I know a few but not they’re more like acquaintances than anything.

Excellent!. Don't need (or really want) to know your real name. But, that's just me. I refer to almost all of my fishing buddies by their fishing names. The fishing names are usually insulting or derogatory. :smiley:

Just a thought but, might be good for some of the clubs to have “intro” set-ups and beginning intro to flyfishing days?. I helped a local youth fishing association for some years and then one of the big outfits adopted it.

Let us know what kind of flyfishing you want to get into (pond/saltwater) and what region you will typically fish. That will get the ball started I bet.

Finally. I support people who support flyfishing in a positive way (using MY criteria). Give to this board and the people of this board will (and have very often) supported your efforts.

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Dang TyOneOn, give the man a break…

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Ha must have missed something lol.

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the charleston angler and lowcountry fly shop carry an 8wt combo. its not used but it’s a nice combo and it’s relativly cheap. it is a redington pursiut 8wt, i think it’s $180 and my dad has it and its pretty nice.

There is no greater fan of fly fishing than the mud minnow.

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yes they do

HB

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Originally posted by bomayhue

Ha must have missed something lol.

Me too. :smiley:
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Thanks ill take a look.

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What’s all this?

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