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Reply Jake Craig
12:07 AM on November 25, 2009
Well it has been a long while since I wet a fly. i have to say I miss the club out here in Arizona. I have been scouting out the state and have a number of lakes and rivers I plan on hittin this winter and spring. The game is a bit different out here in the desert. there is a lot of warm water fishing to hit during the winter but I am excited to head North to the mountains to get after some trout and Pike in the lakes and rivers in the elevation. Pontoons are big out here and the ticket for the lakes. I will be posting my catches on here as Reel Women-Reel Men is still the strongest and active club out there. Tight Lines.
Jake
Reply Patti
12:50 PM on September 30, 2009
Abby...it was awesome working with you at the HOE...you were very helpful and alot of fun to hang out with. Hope you join us soon!
Stay in touch and I hope the move went well!
TH~
Reply Abby Zimmerly
03:43 PM on September 29, 2009
I was the lucky girl who worked with Patti during Student Day at Fort Harrison Park! We had a blast- wet but wonderful! I hope to see you all again soon!
Reply Patti
06:05 PM on September 28, 2009
Thanks Jon...I'm glad you enjoy it. It's been a fun way to journal some of our outings.
Reply Jon Eggen
09:51 PM on August 21, 2009
I love the website and your blog is incredible. Keep it up. Very professional and very fun to read.
Reply Kate Blubaugh
03:34 AM on April 22, 2009
Patti asked me to view the website; This website is well done!
Patti do have time to be a committee member for IWFF?roll
Looking forward to sharing fishing memories with you.
Kate Blubaugh
IWFF Goodwill Ambassador
Reply TroutHuntress
07:27 AM on April 14, 2009
hey salt, great to hear from you again! things are a bit slow getting started here, we have had an unusually cold spring so everything is running a tad late. Floats are great, they are an inexpensive way to get you out on the water so you can reach places you cannot wade. I personally am in favor of hard plastic pontoon boats simply because they last longer and can be dragged over rocks and sticks. Inflatables are generally less expensive but do not last as long. OI also like the pontoon style a little more because the seat is higher and keeps you out of the water which makes casting a bit more comfortable.
Either way I think you will find floating fun and a nice way to fish.
Hope you get a chance to come back to indy sometime!
Good Luck and be sure to send some pics our way!
Reply salt water boy
10:44 PM on April 11, 2009
hey every one sorry its been so long, but the job and the fishing has been busy the rainbows and bigger browns have move up into the dam and i found this place call swan creek were the smallies and white bass have call home. Patti I been thinking about a belly float what do you think about them? I miss you guys and gales.
Reply Patti
09:59 PM on March 05, 2009
Thanks for the kind words Rose.....I'm really looking forward to that fishing adventure we discussed. Let me know when you are ready!
Glad to hear you are joining the club.
See you soon.
Patti~
Reply Rose Dugdale
08:27 PM on March 05, 2009
Hi Patti,
So enjoyed your call today and am really looking forward to that fly casting lesson soon. Your group has a fantastic web site and I really enjoyed seeing all the pictures especially you with that beautiful fish,WOW!! I will send my membership in soon. Thanks, Rose Dugdale
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