Man after my own heart, better to much stuff, than not enough.
But, I bet you are also just like me in another aspect, I "Always"
forget at least one small thing I could have used.
Jimi
" For a week-long trout trip, I carry at least five rods and reels,
enough clothing to spend a month, at least half a dozen boxes of
flies,(Like I've said before, a fly fisherman can never have too many
rods or flies."), my streamside kit, all kind of fishing tools, two
pairs of waders, vests, chest packs and hats and of of course, my
favorite fishing shirts and pants only to return home wondering why I
took all that stuff and only used a very small amount of it. I am
cutting down though. This September, I got it all into one bag,
although it was a large one. Makes no difference to Jody. She still
washes all my clothes to get rid of the wonderful campfire smoke smell
that I love. I try to hide my fishing clothes in my fishing closet, but
she says the smoke smell permeates through the entire house. Oh well,
at least she lets me keep a goodly supply of CONRANCH hackle in the
closet! Guess she can't smell it! :-P
Have A Great Day!
JIMMY D MOORE
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Jimmy D. Moore - Scout Exec. BSA (Ret.)
Author - "MOON HOLLER MISFITS Fishing & Hunting Club", �
Humorist, half-assed poet, and sometimes red-neck Texan.
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"Being able to read trout streams is just as valuable to a fly fisherman as
the ability to read a defense is to an NFL Quarterback."
Jimmy D. Moore - � [2004]
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